G Herbo says he agrees with Lil Bibby's comments regarding Slim Jesus lying about living their street lifestyle in his music. "If you ain't lived our lifestyle, don't rap about our lifestyle," G Herbo told DJ Vlad. Further into the interview, after the Chicago rapper discovered Slim Jesus' microphone was snatched by Black Jesus in Canada, he says, he may need to "give it up" in regards to his rap career. "His own race not going to take him serious because you doing our type of s***, you on this n**** s***," he said. "And if he trying to do what we're doing, how the f*** [are] they going to take him serious if he's letting people do s*** like that."
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Before Felicia Pearson, became known as "Snoop" from The Wire, she was convicted of second degree murder at 14, and served 6 1/2 years in prison. The actress admitted to being sucked into a dangerous lifestyle when she started dealing drugs at 11, and recalled the very moment that led her to prison.
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