CHICAGO DRILL: LYRICS THAT REALLY HAPPENED

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1. They wouldnt have guns they wouldnt be able to be so lowlife.

2. The misinformation in this video is crazy

3. yas

4. Just a bunch of losers . Wasted potential and lives

5. Kinda messed up how a lot of music is pretty much glorifying serial killers and broken homes, im a big fan of durk been a huge fan for a while and I like Von and some of these other dudes but its pretty sad how senseless a lot of this is. That being said I guess im no better since I listen to the music and feed the machine. Hopefully one day itll be cool to have a truce and just get money vs whatever this bs is. Theyre literally killing for no reason at all at this point.

6. i wonder if the FBI watched this

7. Let’s start getting life insurance
   on these dudes.

8. nice video

9. Theres a lot of incorrect info in this video.

10. wooski didn’t kill HK.

11. and they say cops kill black people🤥🤥🤥🤥

12. Wooski didn't kill hk.

13. Funeral homes in Chicago are both lucrative and dangerous.

14. Little Rock is bad too with drill this drill music is trash it ruins are community s now little rock has drill drill means kill

15. This shit depressing AF…. A bunch of serial killas being paid by these record labels to tell about it. Mfs won't go kill a pedo or a racist cop but kill each other…. 🤡's. We definitely doing "their" job for "them"….

16. Damn I can't keep up. I need a flow chart geez…

17. Tribal warfare…give them spears and send them back to Africa

18. This shit is absolutely horrifying

19. man get ur storys together in this is too many dumb shyt that is false, u sayin anything 4 views #goofyazzni66a

20. Where is BLM

21. Great facts but wish this dudes could work to together and just get that money.

22. This is senseless

23. Chicago is a gun free zone ain't it 😂

24. All these dudes are a byproduct of single mothers.

25. Watching your videos on all these drill rappers, crime, violence and senseless killings, here is my insight,
    These young males are born often born into broken families which fathers who have either died on the streets, in and out of jail or parmanently locked up and mothers who themselves are immersed in drugs and in and out of the correctional system, so that basic moral compass of good and bad we get in our formative years from our parents in a stable nuclear family is basically broken or non existant at all. To pile on the misery, there is little to no income even if there parents were on the straight and narrow to take them to good schools or at least sign them to productive after school activities like music clubs and board game clubs like chess clubs that would at least keep them of the "streets" in their free time. So this is their background perspective from which they will now use to interact with society in general. going into the adolescent and young adult years where they look to socialise with their immediate outside world (school, friends, extended relatives e. t. c), all they find is gang activity everywhere, and with very little means of earning a legitimate living they turn to the gangs to support themselves and their single mothers financially, and they have no in built strong moral compass or sense of self to resist the alure of fame and fortune in the gang life . But once you in the gangs, the gang culture has a mind of its own and sets this kids on a deadly path of crime, violence, beefs, disses and cold blood killings. Tragic when you think about it, many of them don't make it out of their teenage years. To tackle the root causes of this tragic cycle of gang violence and death, one needs to approach it wholistically, why are these communities consistently mired in abject poverty?, can't schools implement productive after class activities that are free and fun for the kids? Why is violence glorified in rap/drill music? , how can social media sites amplify rhetoric that openly calls for killings and streets wars from these rappers?, is the public school system working properly to push through a louder message to these kids that there is another way to life and manhood than that being pushed by the gangs?,,, as a black person it saddens me to see all these young black men with potential to make something great of their lives being devoured by the unforgiving culture of gangs and violence, the blueprint for all their tales is the same, you get into the "streets" to try and support yourself, you start rapping in an attempt to make it out of the streets, to gain more respect or "Street cred" you have to be seen as arrogant, ruthless, and unapologetic in dealings with friends and foes alike and this over time becomes your personality. Before you know it, your one instragrm beef, one dis track, one "lack" away from meeting a premature demise on the "Streets" at the hands of a guy who will go and brag about it on social media and get themselves killed by your "crew" in retaliation before the cops can get to him, and as soon as your dead, there is a new kid in the block angling to join the gang, dreaming of moving up its ranks and becoming a rich world famous rapper from the "Streets".. Was surprised young thug was caught up in a gang RICO statute indictment, just shows you, when the streets is all you know, it's extremely difficult to sever all ties and be a successful rapper who made it out of the streets. Crazy cycle of violence and senseless killings robbing our people of young black men who could have advanced the standing of black people in the world had they got an education and endeavored in the many professions of the world.. May the ALMIGHTY GOD forgive their souls and usher the young ones already departed into a better life than the one that consumed them in this one 😔

26. Man dis man just rat out the hold thing god

27. All this starting to make me believe the guy who killed King Von will probably beat the case given Vons reputation and cases it could be argued as self defense against a know killer who also was an instigator.

28. Nigga said 'killshot'💀💀💀💀

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