Tag: Real Rap

Mother Of Slain Rapper Chinx Drugz Blames French Montana & Diddy For His Murder 

Check out this video of the mother of former “Coke Boy” Chinx Drugz shedding some light on who she thinks had a hand in her son’s savage murder. 

In the video interview, she recalls a conversation that she said happened between her & Chinx’s former best friend, fellow “Coke Boy,” French Montana while at Chinx’s funeral. She said that she blatantly asked Montana why “they” did that (murdered) Chinx, and Montana said Chinx “wouldn’t listen.” 

The beloved young MC was killed in a traffic ambush after a club appearance at a NY nightclub. The passenger in his Porsce was also shot but lived. Chinx, who was driving, was pronounced dead on the scene. 

Chinx’s mother says that she hasn’t seen or heard from Chinx’s so called “industry friends” since his death and that French & Diddy need to “come see her.” 

Dirty game!

Peep the video and sound off in the comments.

Rap Star Jeezy Brings Out Big Meech’s Mom During Detroit Concert


As he detailed in his verse on the “Hustlin” remix, Jeezy knows the real Big Meech, and with Mother’s Day still on the mind, the Snowman brought out Meech’s mother at a recent show in Detroit. The on-stage gesture and backstage interactions were well documented on Instagram, with Jeezy, Meech’s mom and Meech’s son all posting photos from the eventful evening.

Jeezy wrote:

“Me and momma meech laughed all nite catching up. Im her other son.”  

Meech’s mother meanwhile captioned her own post with:

 “We Had a Good Long Talk After the Concert ..Talk About Old Times With The Fam in Atlanta .. Cali.. St.Louis.. Florida..’My Son ‘Big Meech’ Called On the Phone And it Was So Good to Talk to Meech.”

While he is currently imprisoned, Big Meech was a big supporter of Jeezy’s music career, and it’s clear that the Atlanta rapper hasn’t soon forgotten the endorsement. Jeezy last released Church In These Streets back in November, and performed a limited time concert series in support before taking things further on the road.

More recently, Jeezy appeared on Chris Brown’s “Wrist (Remix)” alongside Young Thug, and made his entire mixtape discography available to download courtesy of The Mixtape Lab. Peep the photos of Jeezy with Big Meech’s mother and son both above and below. It looks like the love was shared throughout, with Jeezy even commenting that Meech’s son had gotten so big since he last saw him.

Here is Jeezy with Lil Meech, Big Meech’s son:

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Originally posted on XXL.

Up And Coming Rapper Killed Inside Atlanta Studio 

A former protege of deceased Atlanta rap artist, Bankroll Fresh, was also killed in an Atlanta studio shootout this past week.

His family said the up-and-coming artist, whose real name was Jerome Blake, was in the wrong place and was not a specific target when men with guns came into Headquarters Studio and began shooting. 

Brother Dontavous of Jerome Blake said witnesses told him it was a robbery. He said Jerome came out of a booth and explained he had nothing of value on him. 

Some witnesses have given a different explanation, saying an argument instigated the shooting.

The family described Jerome as loving, and a musician who did not pack a pistol. They said he was on his way to “making it” with a rap video and a few appearances at area clubs.
 

Bankroll Fresh (L) and Jerome Blake (R) Photo: WSBTV
 
According to WSBTV News (Atlanta) Blake was the childhood friends with beloved Atlanta rapper, Bankroll Fresh, who was also killed following a confrontation outside of an Atlanta area studio. 

Devastated friends and family of the aspiring young rapper held a vigil for Blake in Atlanta honoring his life. He was 28 years old.