Papoose Pays Homage to the Fallen of 2009

Michael Jackson

» by Justin T. Stewart justinstewart January 4, 2010, 15:29pm

Looking into an endless future and possibilities that are beyond the sky's reach, it is necessary to take a glance back at what was and what has been lost in the journey.

For Papoose, the glimpse back has provided a chance to see all of those that have fallen in 2009 can pay his last respects to them on the track “09 Obituary”.

Opening up with Michael Jackson, the rapper touches everybody reaching out to great losses such as Roc Raida, DJ AM, Steve McNair, Brittany Murphy, Farrah Fawcett and many others that were not able to follow into the new decade.

With everything good that accompanies life, there is always something bad right behind it, so people should make sure, going into a new beginning, that they embrace every opportunity placed in front of them and any person they encounter that leaves a lasting impression because time is vital and it isn't always guaranteed.

Without trying to take the impact away from the song, Papoose himself may need to find another game plan as it pertains to his rap career, otherwise his potential and future will only be something that can be spoken of in the past tense.

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