Teach Me How To Dougie: Another Dead Rapper

[ttrace35]

This is sad. These dancing twinks were harmless.

http://music-mix.ew.com/2011/05/16/m-bone-talbert-killed/

[spankie]

well what do you expect guy thought he was a fuking G.

why cant people just act white.

[daneault23]

I like the Stanley better. But still, sad story. Probably some jealous kids, or gang bangers. Or both.

[LVBOUND]

Yeah these kids need to know when to get out of the game.

[LVBOUND]

Hey Trace being from NYC you a big Tribe fan?

[MoneyM1ke]

Now I'll never know how to dougie

[Deuce]

RIP guy.

[Domestic]

I still don't know how to dougie properly.

[BigOrangeTitans]

Is there a proper way to do the "dougie". Like can i get a cliffs notes for it?

[HustleGetPaid]

Who wants to "act" white???

[Extra Innings]

Is there a proper way to do the "dougie". Like can i get a cliffs notes for it?

Pm SamsNCharge99

[Extra Innings]

interesting comment left

Big Hawk
Big L
Big Mello
Billboard
Blade Icewood
Brandon Mitchell
Bugz
Camoflauge
Charizma
Chip Banks
Doc Doom
Dolla
E-Moneybags
Fat Pat
Father Lord
Freaky Tah
Half-a-mil
Jam Master Jay
La Banga
Lil Ruckie
Mac Dre
Mausberg
** Rock
Michael Menson
Mista C
Proof
Scott La Rock
Seagram Miller
Soulja Slim
Stack Bundles
Stretch
The Notorious B.I.G.
Tupac
X1
Yaki Kadafi
Yusef Afloat Muhammad
These are rappers who’ve been murdered. Their old lives follow them (and in many casess they still live them) and eventually it catches up. It’s no wonder that in the music business there are more dead rap artists due to violence.

[flyingillini]

Inglewood, always up to no good.

[ttrace35]

Hey Trace being from NYC you a big Tribe fan?

Not really. Around that time is when I started to embrace west coast gangsta hip-hop. NWA. I wasn't really into the black concious rap.

[flyingillini]

Inglewood is no joke, hell of a lot worse than it used to be.. One of the worst areas in LA.
Mack10

[flyingillini]

interesting comment left

Big Hawk
Big L
Big Mello
Billboard
Blade Icewood
Brandon Mitchell
Bugz
Camoflauge
Charizma
Chip Banks
Doc Doom
Dolla
E-Moneybags
Fat Pat
Father Lord
Freaky Tah
Half-a-mil
Jam Master Jay
La Banga
Lil Ruckie
Mac Dre
Mausberg
** Rock
Michael Menson
Mista C
Proof
Scott La Rock
Seagram Miller
Soulja Slim
Stack Bundles
Stretch
The Notorious B.I.G.
Tupac
X1
Yaki Kadafi
Yusef Afloat Muhammad
These are rappers who’ve been murdered. Their old lives follow them (and in many casess they still live them) and eventually it catches up. It’s no wonder that in the music business there are more dead rap artists due to violence.

Mac Dre was the best ever. Thizz RIP

[Bcatswin]

Unreal

[tkim8404]

Damn reckless kids killing someone coming up.

[daimoshokage]

typical black on black crime.. not surprised..

[goofyre]

Someone should have taught M-bone how to duck instead of how to dougie.

[jjgold]

sad

What anmals

[jkilla990]

I dont get why rappers who make it stay in the fukking ghetto, the whole point of the ghetto is that people want to escape it.

[ROYAJA8]

Dam poor guy you shoulda learned how to dodge them bullets instead of learning how to dougie. In all realness this is a sad story rest in piece youngster. im doing the dougie in your honor while I type this.

[EDDIE MONEY LINE]

ur right...dancing twinks

rip

[King Mayan]

Inglewood is no joke, hell of a lot worse than it used to be.. One of the worst areas in LA.
Mack10

It used to be worse..... Ganbanging it's on the decline everywhere in LA.

[ROYAJA8]

king mayan serio? its on the decline havent been there in awhile. used to stay up in long beach and always hit up the dodger games. Dam its hard to believe it would be on the decline some dudes either have to join the gang or get there asses whooped walking them crazy streets.

[flyingillini]

It used to be worse..... Ganbanging it's on the decline everywhere in LA.

Ese, you are a grande Sureno Soledad and I respect you for the work you have put in, you know this. I do disagree with this, I think you are getting older and don't see it as much or hear about it. I do a lot of youth intervention and in the field in certain aspects.. Trust me, it's alive and well and bigger than ever. It's on a different scale than it was in the late 80s and 90s though... More dope related and lots of La Eme influence...