PnB Rock‘s younger brother, who goes by PnB Meen, has broken his silence on the Philly rapper’s murder.
On Wednesday (September 14), PnB Meen shared an Instagram photo of both Rock and himself as little kids. “You was the only one who believed I can do what you do,” he captioned his post. “I can’t stop crying bro why u ain’t have me with you. I always have ya back an front an sides .. please Give me the strength to do this….With all my soul ima carry. Stand on Business, An get you right why u resting my brother. This my first message to you of many. I can’t believe this shit.
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“I looked up to you . Everything you did Rock I was in aw. Rock I’m sorry bro Whyyyyy. like why u leave me to bro . They took you out of all people. Why not me Man??? my life always been shit until you made It . I never thought you would leave broooo why wtff man . I can’t even write , I’m shaking my stomach tight, I can’t see I can’t eat I’m die’n slow bro .
He concluded: “Noooooooo man no no no Rock I can’t believe im posting this bro . Please Rockkkk come back . Rock. Im lost but I’m active my word Rock I love you big brother with my whole entire Heart an soul. Rock Gone like wtfffffffff. Im sorry it wasn’t me . Why they take The one that provides for the whole family. your daughters. damn Rock Nooo. I GOT YOU. I For An I. Im my Brothers Keeper.
PnB Rock was eating lunch with his girlfriend and mother of his two daughters, Stephanie Sibounheuang, at Roscoe’s Chicken & Waffles in South Los Angeles on September 12 when he was fatally shot. His death sparked a cascade of condolences on social media from everyone from famed EDM producer/DJ Steve Aoki to Ice-T.
“Always be a legend,” Aoki wrote. “We love u and miss u king. U will always be in our hearts and minds. An absolutely compassionate kind human being. Rest in power king.”
Young Thug Pays Tribute To PnB Rock From Prison
Meanwhile, Run-DMC legend Darryl “DMC” McDaniels is using PnB Rock’s tragic passing as a teachable moment. On September 13, Run-DMC tweeted a nearly 10-minute video of the Hip Hop legend discussing what he feels needs to change.
“We need a 17- to 19-year-old individual to make ‘The Message’ to shut down all the nonsense that we’re celebrating — drinking lean and this and that,” he said. “You can get high, you can go to the party, but what about making sure everybody’s eating? That’s what Hip Hop did.
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“It took some young boys and girl who weren’t politicians and these muthafuckas stepped to the mic and said, ‘It’s like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from going under/ Don’t push me…’ Right now, muthafuckas is close to the edge. Hip Hop is going insane.”
