Soulja Slim

Anyway I cannot tell much for three question marks, but I hoped this cleared up what I was saying.

RIP Soulja Slim

"But that's how slim wanted it, I think; "Who killed pac? Who killed biggie? mysteries that made history in the industry"

Wut Slim would of wanted is for a nigga to find dat clown and buss his head clean open ya heard me, Slim was a real nigga and dats how real niggas get down ya heard me....Niggas know... but niggas dont wanna say shit ya dig?

anyways much love to one of da realest to hit da map. RIP
ya boy Hook out dat N.O east ya dig

You are operating completely based on speculation, and by the way, that includes speculating that I personally don't want the murder solved. Did I say I didn't want his murder solved? Of course not. You think I don't know that there are countless fans who would surely make an ill conceived dash to "handle" slim's murder? That's not the point.

Just read my original post and you'll see that all I was saying was that it is evident from slim's own verses that a) he was almost constantly preoccupied with his own death, b) was compared this to the death of other iconic rappers, and c) deliberately painted this future event in a mysterious light before it even occured.

Now I'm not one of these people who takes EVERY little "clue" from a dead rapper's song and thinks the information is there...I'm not trying to say Krazy killed him just because he hinted something about that in his song. All I'm saying is that it's fairly reasonable that Slim would tend to stick to genuine thoughts in his songs, as this is what he became legendary for, and one of his subjects was his own death. If other fans aren't talking about this, I question whether they ever really listened to Slim's songs or just his hooks...

I wish anyone who disagrees with me the best of luck in hunting down Slim's killer, but honestly, you are wasting your time. It probably won't be that easy to solve because the simple fact is that Slim really did lead a life that with a deep involvement in drugs and violence, as did a whole lot of other people in New Orleans circa 2003. The potential motivations were limitless, including something completely pointless like a robery. Lots of people knew he had a house in gentilly and there wasn't any special security.

I hope I can put a rest to this topic so we can get back to honoring slim's music and legacy. I never said I wanted to keep the murder a mystery, I simply wanted to point out that his lyrics seemed to allude
to what we're talking about now. Between the two of us I'm the one using more realistic thought and less fantasy. Oh and my mom doesn't have a basement. I live in New Orleans; obviously you don't.

today i happened to randomly listen to "my nigga" by soulja slim & bg from that unreleased uptown soldiers cd. what a great fucking song. perfect beat, incredible mcing:

on a soulja slim kick today. the beats on his independent stuff are really great imo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0x_J8S5lUg

mentioned this before.

"soulja slim... he cool but i couldn't understand shit he was sayin"