We should not, nobody should say whether he was a thug, he didn't represent this, he didn't represent that. And I just say, I hope he rests in peace. I'll see him at the crossroads. I hope his life is an example to a lot of kids out there. So, the things that he said, hopefully, it'll teach these kids out there that are tryin' to run around, doin' this, doin' bad things and everything, that there is life ahead.
Life goes on.
This is an eye-opener right here. Bullets is real, guns is real, you know, all that stuff is real, man. It's up to us as artists to take responsibility for what we're saying in our records and on our albums and things of that nature, you know. But it's like, you can't water down the hip hop, you can't water down the ghetto. It's like, when those shots go off, the kid, the average kid in the ghetto can't close his eyes to it.