Jeezy Discusses Death Of Pookie Loc In Genius Annotation

    Jeezy’s friend Pookie Loc was shot and killed in 2005 by Gucci Mane at the height of the beef between Gucci Mane and Jeezy. Guwop was not convicted in the case because he claimed self-defense.

    Jeezy had remained quiet about the incident, but discusses it on “Forgive Me,” a track from his forthcoming album, Church In These Streets.

    “Rest in peace to Pookie Loc blame it on me never snitching / Lord knows I ain’t send the homie on no dummy mission,” he raps.

    The Atlanta rapper explains why it took him a decade to address the shooting on Genius.

    “I never spoke on it and over the years it’s something that bothered me because I felt I was never able to explain the situation because that’s against the G-Code,” he writes on the annotation website. “I just wanted to put that in the air like, ‘Lord knows I would never send homie on no dummy mission.’ I got too much love. But as a real G and a real man, I’m gonna let it stay where it’s at. You can make your assumptions, throw your rocks and stones as you may.”

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    8 thoughts on “Jeezy Discusses Death Of Pookie Loc In Genius Annotation

    1. Jeezy did send him on a dummy mission cuz on the song stay strapped he offered ten bands to anybody that could rob Gucci for his so icy chain and sadly Pookie was.dumb enough.to try it…In the words of Big Gucci “AK hit your dawg, now you can’t bring o.yeller back” lmbo ….,sad but true….truth hurts..swallow that hard pills Jeezy..you got.your home boy killed tryna be a rap gansta

    2. He knows damn well he sent him on a dummy mission. Then still did a track with Gucci afterwards. Got no respect. That’s what he gets for fuckin with the Trap God

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