The recent murder of burgeoning rapper Doe B left members of the Hip-Hop community in a state of shock, especially his tight-knit record label, Grand Hu$tle.
Funeral services for the rapper, born Glenn Thomas, were held at the True Divine Baptist Church in Montgomery, Ala. yesterday, January 4 and hosted a very special guest speaker.
T.I. is always a man of carefully calculated words and he comforted hundreds of friends and family members with comedic anecdotes and tales of relection.
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“I’m up here to celebrate the life of a young man whose path I crossed a little over a year ago,” the Grand Hustle CEO began. “I admired Doe because he always presented himself to be mature. It’s very rare that you can find someone at the age of 20/21 at sit them with someone that you know, ‘aspired’ to be like and stay composed and poised and feel like they had the same potential that they were on the level as that person.”
The 22-year-old rapper was shot and killed on December 28 after leaving a nightclub in his hometown of Montgomery, Ala. Two men, Jason McWilliams and Darius Thomas have since been arrested and charged with capital murder.
It should be noted that the second victim of the shooting, Kimberle Johnson, had her funeral services earlier in the morning at the same church.
Watch the touching clip of T.I. eulogizing his fallen comrade and hope that his words reaches the ears of someone looking to act on the next potential fatal spur of the moment.
Via Montgomery Advertiser
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