Rapper Julio Foolio Dead at 26 After Being Shot | Joe Budden Reacts
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You can’t say RIP to a man that didn’t want peace while on earth
CW said it best but ppl get mad
Damn. You kinda right
SAD FACT😢💯💯😕 SMFH
Facts....The way These kids are devaluing Human life is beyond insane. Absolute Wickedness.
I disagree he wanted peace but he knew there was nothing that he could’ve been done. Watch a short clip called Yungeen Ace vs Julio Foolio Beef when he was interviewed. He had a big smile saying what if we all can get together as one then after that he was sad. He knew he couldn’t change nothing. He got tired overtime
I was 14 in 2004, a kid at my high school got shot in the head, survived and was still gang banging. It’s an unfortunate addiction (the streets) that plagues every generation.
And his name he put in atmosphere
Damn same happened to me in 07 but it was neighborhoods not gangs
Thats not an “addiction”… thats a kid who got brain damage lmfaoo whatre we talking about, Most ppl who get into gangs arent doing it bc its trendy, theres often real socioeconomic reasons. Like poverty, or your first real sense of family/community, or they lure you in by helping you when youre broke so you owe debts, etc etc etc etc. how do yall think the mob operates
Even if he tried to stop he probably owed ppl and would’ve been brought back into that life
When Dee-1 said this y’all called him a clout chaser smh. He was right and y’all owe him an apology.
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Facts
Who?!
@KingWiz912 he's a Christian rapper
Dee-1 been saying this EXACT thing and you had all smoke for dude. You owe that man an apology.
FACTS
Cw says it all the time but they don’t even like him
Exxxxactly!! 💯
Why you such a hater on Dee 1 Joe?? Cuz you a Christian hater? You mad at God Bro? Maybe you need to work that out yo! But to hate on another brotha who speaking life & wanna see the senseless violence stop is straight wack
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Hate dressed up as morality is weak. Dee 1 still wants fame and money
Drill Rap and Hiphop are different. Because with Drill Rap someone will be murdered.
Tupac, Big L, Biggie, etc didn't die because of drill rap. The label doesn't matter. It's poor tough guy street culture + America's gun issue + private prisons (look up the fuck shit owners of private prisons do to ensure they get bodies).
Pac and big, xxx, and more. It’s not the music it’s the overall culture
@@hansolodolo92 agreed
But hip hop created Drill. The difference is these new kids actually kill eachother where as the older rappers were just promoting it. Both are guilty.
Thank you.
We're honoring a man that truly lived up to his name
😂😂😂😂 ' fool' is what u mean to say
This is the shit Dee1 talks about in y’all clowned him. Cant take yall serious
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What did they say about Dee?
They didn't clown him as much as saying he was clout chasing. My thing is,even if he was clout chasing to generate a discussion. I don't see the issue because it's for a good cause
These dudes be dying for fame 🤦🏾♂️
@@jayfromdaph31 🎯
Ignat statement smh
Even worse they get the most “fame” after they’re gone.
@@Gemini050788 y'all yapping and it's gross 😂 these are real young black men ... Dying and y'all are talking about FAME. foolio had over 100 million views on RUclips while he was alive anyways . Death makes every already known rapper bigger .
If thats the case. Tupac and Biggie died for fame too then right?
Blaming interscope for kids in the hood murdering eachother is crazy
It’s true
It’s more the amplification of said music. Now in fairness: even if these dudes didn’t sign major, they’d still produce drill music underground. So I can get maybe, being mad that major labels have given these drill rappers platform. But I also think you’re correct that the blame can’t solely be on them.
@@avantesmith6442without a record deal they would still kill each other. All they really wanna do is kill each other. They don't have any real ambitions beyond that
Each brother unalived eliminates 7 generations of children
If they were offspring to a violent crimini how much of a loss is that really?
@@TLewis-zm5rl your parents don't automatically determine who you turn out to be
He could've had a child or grandchild that saved people
@@Shaquan-bn9dn statistics say other wise.
@@_Just_V_thats dumb to assume. 6/10 black men have been to jail so because you are black and a man I can assume you have been to jail right?
@@_Just_V_ LMAO you didn't look up statistics on something that specific but either way
I guess your saying it would make sense to lock up most criminals children because most of them will automatically commit crimes then huh LMAO
Calling Jacksonville,FL a little town when it’s literally the largest city in the US in size is hilarious.
Montana is a whole state and Jacksonville has more people. Don’t make it not small. Nobody is really famous from there
No it's not. But it's one of the largest in population. But not area.
@@dougroyce5784 Nardo Wick? Mase? YK Osiris ? That's not even everyone lol
Sooo funny people think they soo smart
Only Mase I know is from Harlem. 😂Nobody really knows the people you named@@6exar994
Jacksonville is one of the largest cities in the US PERIOD
5th largest to be exact.
Largest in square miles….
Mental health is a huge issue in these communities These guy’s are trained sociopaths due to the environments they live in after seeing horrible thing’s growing up PTSD is an understatement….
Stop its a choice weak minded ignorant followers
Gets at Adam for capitalizing of black trauma. Joe never talked about foolio before in his life but decides to make a clip about it after buddy dies 😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly dudes a 🤡
Agree*
I’m from Miami Dade county lol and to hear him use “little town” & Jacksonville in the same sentence is crazy lol
It's cause NYC has 10x the people in 10 percent the space. Everywhere is a small town compared to NYC, LA and Chicago
@@curtisrobinson2291In comparison to large cities (ny,Houston LA) Jacksonville only has a population of 970k.. Houston 2.3 mil NYC 8 million LA 3 mil. For reference.
@@dranksinatraa exactly. And everyone in NYC is stacked on top of each other
Wishing RIP to a man who consistently spoke death!
Do people really think that Ace found out Foolio was dead at 5AM and shot, edited and released a music video all before 12PM, or did Ace have a video scheduled to be released on the 23rd?
Ish hit the nail on the head
He just had the video in the chamber and decided to drop it bro, that’s it. Video been finished. I’m sure Ace has multiple videos in the chamber
People just don’t think lol ..ace just capitalized off the situation same way foolio would’ve.
His latest song "Game Over" was the actual diss to Foolio's passing.
It could be either honestly…. I mean it wouldn’t have taken anything to shoot that video. That video is was like any local rapper shoot.
Gangster rap is on trial. After 50 years of hip Hop has it helped our community egotistic wise? People mimics what they hear. It affects our frequency and our mind. We must edit our music or we are never going to see a change.
I agree
"We" sold out/sold hip hop. If we gatekeep our culture, we would have had more control over the narrative. As it stands, if you want the money and the fame the industry allegedly provides, you have to play the game by "their" rules. "He who controls the narrative, controls the people". He who makes the rules controls the game. We can't change what we don't control.
@@privatethoughts85Stop playing team sports with race
These rappers choose to make violent songs and promote them
@@allaboutthemurzic I think I understand what you were trying to say. What I'm saying is that they are all fruits from the same poisonous tree. They are all forms of "entertainment" in billion dollar industries and they all exists within a violent society as a whole. It's the whole tree, not just the branches or the fruits. IMO they're all direct reflections of society that normalizes all forms of violence and we all individually choose if and how we participate in it.
Sorry but non blacks listen to this music also. You don’t see them killing each other. This is a result of the culture amongst the black underclass. Stop putting all blacks in the box.
Ain't no peace for "demons" you reap what you sow
I’m from Little Rock it definitely gets dangerous fr it’s killers everywhere
Everywhere! A lot don’t know it goes down in Arkansas too
I'm from Milwaukee and I can tell u lot of my friends as dead or gone
I tell people watch where you at. Im a truck driver and seen some rough ass spots. Little rock, Mississippi, and ect
May our young brothers and sisters receive better guidance.
Legendary video Joe Budden TV an Instant Classic for real and Thank you and Keep it up please 🏆🐐🎯🙏❤️
Duval County!!! Jacksonville Florida
Good city but it's nothing to brag about in 2024 y'all are looking like some clowns and destroying more black people than the KKK
Y'all of proud not because of the beaches and palm trees, y'all say it proudly because it destroys black boys. Y'all are sick
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Altamonte biss
Big 386🥴🥴🥴
My dad was born and raised in Duval (Northside)overall it's a nice place but there's a hood on every side of town
Definitely!!
Companies aren't the reason these dudes are killing one another. Sure it's terrible to profit off it but even worse to actually do the crimes
Yea I’m getting tired of the “blame the label” convo. Are labels blood sucking parasites often, yes… But also these kids are getting opportunities to make a better life for themselves and music is an avenue to express pain/anger/sadness etc. And the artists from these environments choose to make the music they make…. And the public chooses to listen to the music with violence over the music that is uplifting. If uplifting music made more money companies would choose to push that.
@@fallinstr2098exactly
They did when they cancelled Korn Limp Bizkit Slipknot and all that drug infused moshpit Rock Music. A whole generation of Rock music got swept away. Them white boys was wildin. Kid Rock switched to country music
JBP be on top of everything. RIP FOOLIO🪽
Who I Smoke isn't Yungeen Ace song .. Ace is a feature on that song and it is Spinabenz song featuring Yungeen Ace & Whoppa Wit Da Choppa and he deserves his credit
Just like Wipe Me Down isn't Boosie song it is Foxx Amilli song featuring Boosie and Weebie
He doesn't "deserve" anything but shame.
@@ibervillezee9142 shame for what actually?
We dont care who's song it is, in Hip-Hop whoever has the best verse it's that persons song now.
Everyone gets sad and forgets nobody wants it to change
2pac- They Don’t Give A F*** About Us.
Why should someone give a f*** about y'all when y'all don't give a f*** about yourself. And I'm a black woman saying it
Streets lost its meaning, it went from involuntary to voluntary 💯
My hometown is Mobile Alabama, but I grew up in Jacksonville most of my life, I moved away in 2015. I’ll NEVER move back there. Nothing good there. These young kids don’t care their lives or others that live there, it’s no joke.. if you’re not from Jacksonville, you have to know where to be & where not to be
Exact same scenario. Jacksonville even the beach area is diabolical now all the way to Phillips hwy
I live in Duval, and he’s right about the beach, the thugs have even taken over 5 points. I won’t even mention Downtown…..
Not five points…
@@Ac_chillin So you know how five points used to be. After 10, it looks like freaknik. I was just at Birdies a couple of weeks ago and was shocked.
@@clarencedolan699 oh my…🥴
just to inform everyone jacksonville is not a little town by far we are top 5 biggest city in the country and we 4 major different sides of town put some respect on out name it can get hood any where
Ish corrected himself its a big city but it's irrelevant nationally still
Facts. I grew up there. I moved to Charlotte in 2015 from there. I’ll NEVER move back to Jacksonville.
@@ghettogov6161 😂
@@NuSkwelU are smart. Too much crime and some companies take advantage of paying less in that market.
It’s little in comparison to NYC. The hosts are all New Yorkers or NJ on here
That happened to us in N.J 1994 the first time in Glassboro. 9:08 Again in 1996 summer. 14 and 16 L.T Sanders killed by the police @14 and Big Nick killed saving his sister. Both were my friends and teammates. There was not 1 lick of therapy for us. 🎯💯 Our skin is crazy thick.
Listen man, the dude was Ill and did some ill shit, proper demon. Only a matter of time before he got, got. However it was some crazy ass shit and Ace be out here doing his victory lap.
Still anyone who can hit the "smoking 23eeeeeeee" bar that high , was crazy
At first a couple years back I didn't agree it was the music! But now I 100% agree it's the music! Once y'all started making diss tracks about somebody you murdered and started glorifying clapping people, I was out! Like I get you having an enemy and I get maybe one of those enemies took the shit a little too far, But let's be real. Y'all be clapping anybody that look at y'all wrong and then y'all make a song about it!
I’m assuming you not too old and that’s why you didn’t at first. It’s a shame bro, I been watching this happening for 20 years now. We sold dope ans a lot of dudes turned blood in cause of music. We in the Midwest, back then that was rare. It was only gd and vice lords before Wayne and Jim jones effect kicked in smh.
@@SunniMerlot I mean I know I look young but I'm 31 so I'm about three rap eras in the game now. And I can say when I was younger in Middle School and what not It wasn't like this back then. There was definitely a switch and it definitely started with these little youngins running around! They turned being a gangster into being a serial killer and then they think it's funny! Coming from your perspective I can see you seeing it coming from my generation but from my perspective it's coming from the generation after mine! They're so desensitized they don't care about nothing! But it always starts with economics. They're driven to that path!
Hip hop is my favorite genre but I don’t listen to drill. There’s plenty of other great artists and subgenres in hip hop out there. So I get why people criticize drill, I just think it’s weird when people act like it’s all of hip hop.
I agree. Before it was art and being able to paint a picture. Now this music is first hand accounts of senseless murder.
@@SunniMerlot Wow that was a perfect break down. I never heard it broke down that precisely and correctly. It really changed right around that time. It was crazy!
“Quality of a video as we disrespectful young black kids”
NOW, Dee1 tried to have a similar conversation with you Joe and you made fun and belittled him.
WE ARe responsible for this BS too, if we entertain it, listen to it, watch it, dance to it in the club/bars WE are responsible
When do we stop it and draw the line…
Nobody’s responsible but the people involved. No more responsibility than people who watch the news
@@dougroyce5784 i don't agree, if you're watching someone on the sideline getting murdered, you're just as guilty as the one doing the crime....
We're watching a genocide of young black youth right now....
In my city during covid a 14 k!1134 a 17 year old in a drive by. …we just had a shooting at a party where 2 teenagers opened fire in a hole in the wall club and a bullet went through the bathroom and hit a 21 year old girl in the head and multiple people was shot.. the music definitely has a influence on people. I saw one guy say since you made my momma cry i gotta make yours cry. It’ll never end because these kids are disrespectful
These kids are warriors not regular people. Rest in Valhalla.
Don't glamourise that shit
Joe Budden I love the JBP but I hate looking at man feet/toes O.G. please stop and I know that I'm not alone in this unless I'm the only straight viewer and I know that's not the case.
Its cuz you have a foot fetish but youre not gay and get freaked out when you see a mans feet. Because its weird that you even noticed that lol. I watched this full video and didnt notice he had sandals on. You a goofy
If you're distracted by his toes then you might not be as straight as you're claiming. 🤣
Im from the same side of Town Foolio from (Northside, Moncrief) It's always been crazy and it's always the jits that are headfirst.
I have too many friends that were murdered or murdered someone smh
There’s no line in Jacksonville. There are hoods right next to the “paradise” areas
And it’s called “the Bang em”
Visited Jacksonville, FL, once 15 years ago. Never went back. For what?
That line he is talkin about is east Arlington to the beach and old Arlington to the north
The New Jim Crow....Drill music=mass incarceration
That’s quite the fallacy lol.
How
Dude don’t know what Jim Crow is 🤦🏽
Mfers really just be saying sh** 😭😭😭
@@Conker66 that hotep shit fried bro brain.
Jerome Crow 2.0
From Nap and went to the gas station on the East Side. Young dudes and I’m talking 14 and 15 walking around with heat in the waist band like it’s nothing.
THIS IS A LOOK IN THE Mirror moment for everyone sitting on that couch that promoted the same music.. IF you cared you would be at the executive meeting telling them why are they pushing this music
Now this was a dope discussion. First time I have ever heard someone from The Culture that really has a podcast or platform like Joe say it and actually get everyone around him to agree! I wonder if people will realize how important that discussion will be when looked at in times to come. Hip-Hop is at a tipping point and it's up to People like Joe and others to call attention to what's really going on.
Good thing we know he died after being shot, rather than before… great title.
This was a good conversation.
“Stay out of East London” lol 🇬🇧🇬🇧 i think some people believe British people speak proper posh. Not everywhere is what like you guys see on TV
We articulate ourselves better but they should never get it twisted lol
“Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.” Matthew 7:5
Have trouble blaming the music when we know that poverty is the best contributor to violence. We know if the school system is terrible in a city you're going to have violence among teenagers.
It’s easier to blame music.
That what tpac was saying changes
Wow😓
Dudes from other cities don’t realize how crazy Duval is
It's sad because these children are losing their lives before they experience true Hip-Hop lives. 😢
Ish's kicks game be 🔥
If you entertain the devil, he will come get you before God does…
They talking about companies when the industry got together to get rid of the guy who does different accents but do nothing to prevent or condemn the guys making murder music
just had to drop a comment to say how amazing this video was.
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BoT 🤖
Watched that Jacksonville Atk vs kta beef few years back …I know of every street beef and why these rappers beefing with each other and the families that suffer cuz trap lore Ross content don’t fucqin miss
In the 90s they used to talk so much about rap music influencing violence and it wasn’t. Now it is and no one cares.
04:25 - someone frequently says "I'm from Queens"
The original nickname for Jacksonville is THE BANG EM now it’s called Jacknkill Florida
This happened today WoW 😲
no this is jus an old clip from Joes episode, Julios been dead for a week now
This clip is Naaaasty Work.
The kids of course enjoy the music, but they are there more for the real life storyline associated with the music. That's why when most these artist make other songs thats not dissing it don't get the traffic.. they see they money slow up, so from every angle they are incentivized to drop diss songs.
So people don’t deserve peace after life because of how they moved recklessly during life?
This almost sounds like the convo Dee-1 was trying to have 🤔
We need to hold the companies accountable for feeding this stuff
I'm raising 2 sons by myself and I don't want to lose them to words & bullshit 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Boy was fooling around.
but they were saying rap influence kids to violence since the 90's
And the Black lady who said it got dogged tf out.
In this situation, the violence is what’s influencing the rap… /rappers. He was a rapper.
@@BigDogg-1Does art imitate life?
Does life imitate art?
Does life imitate art which then imitates life in a perpetual cycle?
Perception is reality.
@@privatethoughts85 it’s not that fake deep, goofball. These demons are committing crimes against each other, then rapping about it… in that order.
But they use to rap about crimes they weren't committing now they rap about crimes they are committing
I live in Jacksonville and I never experienced to much of the bullshit but I definitely hear about it and STAY away!
5 WHY Root Cause Analysis: The method is remarkably simple: when a problem occurs, you drill down to its root cause by asking "Why?" five times. Then, when a counter-measure becomes apparent, you follow it through to prevent the issue from recurring.
Devaluing of life for the black man. It’s a phenomenon that black man on the street can’t comprehend but it’s as impactful as gravity.
So so glad to hear this Awesome news about this Rapper Foolio Just Awesome
He’s exactly where he wanted to be
Jacksonville FL
Duval County
Aka the bang'em
Sad but Tru way to much killin here
They instantly sound goofy talking bout RIP Foolio.
Why?! Everyone deserves to rest in peace. That's the problem with you people. That boy was responding to disrespect of his dead little brother. It was up to Ace to just not put out a vile song at the wrong moment, instead he took the opportunity to double down on the soullessness and curses they are putting on themselves and generations of their family. Somebody got stop!
Rest in Peace is such an empty statement anyway. Means nothing. @@Msboochie2
The difference is that big cities usually don't play with the gun laws. But in smaller cities everyone in the hood has a gun
Damn. This is a great talk that many of us in the culture NEED to listen to. I live in J-Ville born and raised abs this is all true
I often wonder if you can “rest in peace” of you don’t “live in peace”! 🤔
Tupac never gave a gun to me -Scarface
Adam 22 is making money off their 🤦♂️ 5:07
Sloan Bella mentioned she may do a reading on Foolio.
I’m mad they talking about labels. Get on any platform and it’s the kids making the choice
Served the devil his entire life .. there is nothing but fire & brimstone on him
Just gives off MK Ultra vibes....Charles Manson and the Manson Family type experimentation.
Joe you have the platform to start doing a segment similar to 106 & Park, accept only show videos of independent artists to start. They will pay to play. 💯
We all have an expiration date. That’s just the way life works it’s unfortunate
Y’all fools don’t care sitting up here acting like u care are something is worst the stuff going on has been going on in rap social media just gives us a more in depth look nothing has changed we probably were better off without rap music all together
Omaha in the building. Shout out to ya.
8:24 joe and crew need to understand the reason no one cares is because these are like real deal drill rappers not just rappers who came from gangs and then changed lifestyles like pop smoke. These are gang members who are still involved in that lifestyle who rap, not rappers who want to be gang members. People feel different when juicewrld, xxxtentacion, and even pop smoke get killed. Nothing to do with race either. If slim jesus was really in the streets and got killed ppl would feel the same
Ish is spot on with this I am 40 and remember how quickly music like Marilyn Manson was removed frm the airwaves because kids were going into deep depression
Aye shout to FYB J Mayne
Why are they so late
The environment says it all.
I never heard paradise or luxury associated with Jacksonville, maybe Brooklyn have more ties to the area than the rest of the region.