Rapper Dolla Murdered

[moe.ron]

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,1667313.story

First thing I thought of when I herd this: Who the f**k was that. Then I found out he wrote the song "Who The Fuck Is That"

Told a friend bout it and he said "I like him twice as much as 50 cent."

Thank you , thank you, I'll be here all week.

[prettyladie]

I think thats horrible that you're cracking jokes about somebody dying, regardless of his stage name and what song he came out with.

[WhiteRose1912]

I'm inclined to agree. I saw this when it was posted and was pretty disgusted, but decided not to say anything because it was late and I don't let my drowsiness talk for me. Glad I'm not the only one who was unimpressed.

[deltadevil]

ummmmmmm wow.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by prettyladie

I think thats horrible that you're cracking jokes about somebody dying, regardless of his stage name and what song he came out with.

Well, to be fair, he's not making fun of the fact that this guy died -- he made jokes about his stage name and his song.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by prettyladie

I think thats horrible that you're cracking jokes about somebody dying, regardless of his stage name and what song he came out with.

Yes, death is always solemn, especially when you've never met the person nor have any idea who they are.

It's not like he said anything to the guy's family. Let's keep the ivory tower well-stocked for things that actually matter.

[prettyladie]

idk care what his jokes were intended for. i still think you should respect somebody's death. there is a time and place for a joke regardless if its about his stage name and song..and after somebody dies we dont need any C O R N Y jokes to be told.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by prettyladie

idk care what his jokes were intended for. i still think you should respect somebody's death. there is a time and place for a joke regardless if its about his stage name and song..and after somebody dies we dont need any C O R N Y jokes to be told.

Are you seriously THAT affected by Dolla's death? Like KSig RC said, you've got to keep this in perspective. It's not that serious.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by prettyladie

idk care what his jokes were intended for. i still think you should respect somebody's death. there is a time and place for a joke regardless if its about his stage name and song..and after somebody dies we dont need any C O R N Y jokes to be told.

Ah yes, "in times like these" . . . would you respect his death if he was a convicted rapist? How about if he never tipped? What if he cheated on his wife?

The high-horse act is lame. Maybe I should spell it out for you like L A M E. Jokes are funny - this is incontrovertible.

[jessica.lanelle]

I think that is hilarious!

[prettyladie]

okay. i wasnt spelling anything out kid. I just type like that when I'm trying to make a point. if i was spelling id put dashes. its not that serious. nobody is on a high horse. this is just me. its just my opinion. its a public message board. people say what they want and shouldnt care how people respond to it. chill. it will be alright =)

[prettyladie]

AND S O M E jokes are funny. and i didnt think the OP's was. thats why i commented. but still it will be okay. i P R O M I S E =)

[Jennifer3310]

I read about that yesterday and it made me sad.. He was going to be a somebody, but I seriously thought more people knew of him... Hell we used one of his songs at my probate, guess me and my LS were more informed about Dolla than some..

[psychdesire]

Being that I have met him before and have kept in minor contact since the meeting, I am sadden by his death. My condolences to his family.

[moe.ron]

I thought it was funny, going to post more jokes later.