Blind Items Revealed #4
December 8, 2019
I wonder if this one named rapper/prolific baby maker who is not a fan of many of the mothers of his children will take any responsibility for the death of this young rapper considering the one named one introduced the dead one to drugs.
Future/Juice WRLD
I wonder if this one named rapper/prolific baby maker who is not a fan of many of the mothers of his children will take any responsibility for the death of this young rapper considering the one named one introduced the dead one to drugs.
Future/Juice WRLD
Dead at 21 is a damn shame, he was really talented and I loved his music but it's his own damn fault.
ReplyDeleteThis is silly. He holds no more responsibility than any of the dealers that, say, at least 50% of us here all started with years ago.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of Entys Space Fillers.
Kid started taking drugs and drinking in grade 6, he was obviously troubled and had a short shelf life.
ReplyDeleteJFC, if we hold people responsible for "introducing" things to other people, we'd all be dead. This is just stupid. Once again, you gotta spin everything up to a murder, not matter how idiotic it seems.
ReplyDeleteHow can we go on without Juice WRLD?
ReplyDeleteThe more black white purple or whatever color rappers that die the better. Lets be optimistic it's season for it.
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteHe sounds like a stand up guy. So, naturally he would take responsibility. 😂
ReplyDeleteHiggins was a heavy drug user during his childhood and teens. He began drinking lean in sixth grade and using percocets and xanax in 2013. Higgins also smoked cigarettes, quitting in his last year of high school due to health issues.
ReplyDeleteSo really how did Future be responsible?