Potential Violence Brewing Over [rip] Of Chicago Rapper Lil JoJo

A Hip-Hop feud between affiliates of rapper Chief Keef and Lil JoJo could once again, spill over into violence on the streets of Chicago.
The war of words between Lil JoJo’s camp and rappers affiliated with Chief Keef continue over the Internet.
Lil JoJo was k!lled on September 4, after releasing the song “300HunnaK (BDK).”
The words “BDK” stand for “Black Disciple k!ller,” a common insult used by members of the Gangster Disciples, with whom Lil JoJo was allegedly affiliated.
Now, a chilling new remix to Lil JoJo’s “300HunnaK (BDK)” by his close friend/affiliate, rapper Lil Jay #00.
Lil Jay #00 threatens to avenge Lil JoJo’s [rip] and hurls insults at Lil Reese and Lil Durk, two artists working on their debuts for Def Jam Records.
On the track, Lil Jay #00 accuses the two men of setting up Lil JoJo murk, in addition to calling out Black Disciples’ founder “King Dave” Barksdale.
Legendary Chicago producer No I.D. recently commented to MTVNews about the growing gang violence in his hometown of Chicago.
“We’re in this together. It’s a lot of sad things that are occurring every day. Some things are involved in rap and some things are not involved in rap, and we don’t get to see them all,” No I.D said.
During an interview with the Chicago Sun-Times, police said that a gang war, and not Hip-Hop music was to blame for the recent violence.
“Two gangs are fighting each other, going at each other all over the Internet and this is all stemming from that,” police said.

Potential Violence Brewing Over [rip] Of Chicago Rapper Lil JoJo | AllHipHop.com

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The second someone disses Fredo Santana there will be a state of emergency in Chicago mark my words nobody in chiraq wants it with fredo

The more attention these lil lame[..] fake gangstas get. The more they r gonna do continue to try keep up their "gangsta" image. This like having your high school beef blasted to all media waiting to see what will happen next when u show up to school the next day.

And the Teachers are on strike too?

During an interview with the Chicago Sun-Times, police said that a gang war, and not Hip-Hop music was to blame for the recent violence.

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one black man dead,try n to get another one in jail


this is the American plan

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Can't wait for the next one to drop dead. How exciting [pic]

smh @ niccas cosigning some clown w/ the same name as this guy:

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It's a truly unfortunate situation.

Chicago is a war zone and these record labels are salivating at the opportunity to profit off the genocide by recruiting teens who provide a soundtrack to the violence.


The rap game was mellow for a while and unified for the most part with the music shifting more towards a party vibe instead of the gunplay/gangbang rhymes that dominated phases in the past but now we have a Midwest movement that's breeding negativity, disrespect and drama.


Hopefully the N.O.I will prove to be an effective community organization and[..]ert themselves in the community with community policing and interventions to curb some of this bloodshed.

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I swear lil jojo looked like he was 12 or something regardless, its sad hes gone [pic]

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looks like lil jay is next

Yeah, the kids in Chicago's inner city are lost souls man.

!! is almost tragic. Actually it is a tragic because the only people that care in this entire city are those who work directly with them, but besides that NO ONE in this city cares about what happens to them. As long as they stay in their part of the city, its just another news story to people out here that can be forgotten in next five mins.

Honestly I'm not judging either, because there is nothing that can be done. The !! is just sad.

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teachers are on strike cuz they wanna get something done about this situation


all these niccas talkin bout in school is chief keef, jojo, and lil mouse. i guarantee it



n if school would have went on niccas would have been dying left and right

They are blaming it on Black people who happen to listen to Hip Hop music.

Don't be silly, Keef brought Hip Hop into this, not the media. All that gang bangin' music along with his tweets, along his his pictures toting guns all give the media reasons for bring Hip Hop into this.

If Black people listen to Rock and Rockers carried themselves in this manner, they'd blame Rock.