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Lil Snupe
24 October 2013

A Nigga from the Ghetto Lil Snupe was my favorite upcoming artist. His life was shortly ended after becoming a “DreamChaser”. Lil Snupe died over a dice game. This world is unbearable to live in with jealousy and hatred floating in the air like bad breath. All he wanted was house. Here’s the question in Meek Mill song “R.I.P Lil Nigga Snupe”, “So what's a nigga 'sposed to do?
Tell 'em put the guns down or tell lil nigga shoot?” This song motivates me personally. I’m living the same lifestyle just haven’t made it yet. I feel like if you know the story then you’d be motivated to chase your dream too. Lil Snupe verse, “I’m far from a Harvard student, I just had the ball to do it,” influence me the most. You don’t have to be the smartest to make. All you have to do is take that step forward to success.
These lines below explain how he loves nice looking females and wheelies. Since he’s making it and getting money the people that thought they were close in range to him are far gone. The money is making him feel untouchable.
Young nigga love popping bad bitches and wheelies
And I'm talking all this money, now these niggas can't feel me
Money long, team strong so these niggas can't kill me, ah … Meek Mill has come a long way in life and in the industry. People are still trying to bring him down. The lifestyle that he’s living is so good that when he goes in to court for probation, it looks like he’s dressed up for trial. If he gets locked up or anything happens to him he’s still going to look like a star. He making it in the streets and in the music industry, so he’s working hard. He is doing all of this to take care of his grandma, mama, and his sister. All I want to do is make it doing something, so I can take care of my family.
I go to court for probation and looking like trial
The DA told me she want a nigga but right now
I'm living better than ever, I'm thinkin' like "how?"
Is it the money? Is it the cars?
Is it the way a

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