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Beverly Tate.
In a post on Friday, the hip-hop icon shared a photo of his mother along with the caption: “I need all my prayer warriors for momma right now please and thank you.”
Snoop didn’t share details about his mother’s health status, leaving fans to inquire about it in the comments.
In another post, he wrote, “Mama thank u for having me could of gave me up but u raised a family.”
Prior to the “prayer warriors” post, he shared a throwback of the two tagged to Jamaica with the caption: “A mother’s love is precious Rita.”
Bleeding and in handcuffs in a dark Chandler park, 17-year-old Anthony Cano explained that he d tried to toss the gun he was carrying so he wouldn t get shot.
The officer who shot him twice in the back, Chase Bebak-Miller, told the boy his action had been stupid. As Bebak-Miller explained to him, and later, to investigators, he thought Cano was pulling the gun on him.
The exchange was one of the new details found in a report released by Chandler police last week regarding the controversial January 2 shooting. The report also states that the boy flashed a gang sign and displayed his stolen firearm on Snapchat in the hours before the fatal shooting. Police released those photos to
Freddie Gibbs and
Freddie Gibbs opened 2021 with a
New single Gang Signs finds him moving into fresh territory, linking with ScHoolboy Q in the process.
It s an energetic rap burner, with the thumping production allowing the two MCs to tap into some formative influences.
Says Freddie Gibbs: âI was just trying to pay homage to Do Or Die and Bone Thugs N Harmony when I made this song. Thatâs the era I grew up on. It was long overdue for me and Q to do a record.â
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