#snitching

[kemetic-dreams]

Was only 16, yet convicted as a felon With a bunch of old niggas, but you the only one ain't tellin'- Tupac Shorty wanna be a thug

Gang mentality is glorified to kids until they grow up. Watch all seasoned criminals start snitching on your own and working with police and FBI. LOOK AT WHITEY BULGER-KHEPRI

[erebusvincent]

Here I go (ft. Charli xcx)

[gyuukjppp]

ྀི☁️ ˚̣̣̣͙₊ ★ ⁺ ₅ ,, ₄ ,, ₂₀₂₃. ⁺

Today was a bit disappointing honestly, especially that last night my brother cut my favorite photocards ╰（‵□′）╯ and today my friend opened up about her toxic friendship with another girl (with was also my friend) and honestly I've been starting to see how that other girl is draining my friend's mental and physical health, like seriously it hurt so much to see my friend suffering, but honestly she deserves to get whooped, she's being so dumb, so honestly I didn't even comfort her I started yelling at her because how could someone be that dumb? anyways let's put that aside LET'S GET TO THE REAL DRAMA, so basically my mom's a teacher right? so in my school for some reason they treat teachers really badly, anyways, Lemme get back to the point >3< so basically I was walking to my mom's class and I hear teachers talking shit... ABOUT A TEACHER !! so I low-key kind of heard what they said, and I snitched on them with my mom and the teacher that works with her in the same class, and they were like , "OH MY GOD, Maryam... now everything makes sense" TURNS OUT their firing half of the foreign teachers, just to keep the non-foreigner teacher, AND THE OTHER THING is that a really ANNOYING teacher complained about a really sweet teacher, and that sweet teacher lets call her sara, went to every class and kept asking then if she ever treated them wrong or if they have a problem with her AND ABSOLUTLY NO ONE SAID ANYTHING BAD, she's genuinely so sweet, but because of that teacher that isn't a foreigner (sara is a foreigner) sara might get fired. And she stuck with the school for so long, I feel like it's a bit unfair to be honest, usually I don't defend teachers that way but she did NOTHING and she's actually really really extremely kind (mashallah) so like I don't know how to feel about that honestly (´。＿。｀)

[virovizion]

Watch "Hassan Campbell said 5God was the Ci I mean 5God did Drop his Video the same Day Kay flock went in" on YouTube

[drmonkeysetroscans]

Runteldat.

[gwydionmisha]

In echo of Soviet era, Russians are informing on each other over Ukraine

[housederiva]

I just finished reading Tevinter Nights and it's a shame how a lot of low income folks like me don’t have access to it or any of the other Dragon Age novels or the cookbook or the two editions of world of Thedas *sigh* I did put a photo of my cat right here though if you want to see how beautiful he is, please ignore the loose pdf files in the folder!

[daiziesssart]

belated father's day post!

a polaroid memory of james with harry, aka his "little snitch", taken by lily ♥️

[batmanbeyondrocks]

GRM Daily @grmdaily

[king-galaxius]

Nary A Single Clue

I have nary a single clue. As a result, there will be no response other than me doing the finger pointing. Because, when a secret situation blows up from going away, there is nothing that I can do. In all situations, I am the last to know. As a result, I have to keep a bag of popcorn ready. because when everyone gets mad at one another, someone is going to snitch. So, the best popcorn is…

[checkthreetimes]

𝗦𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗗𝗼𝗲𝘀𝗻'𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿—𝗚𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗮'𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸

Gunna is back! The Atlanta rapper, who was locked up for a year after being caught up in a gang case with Young Thug and other YSL members, has bounced back with his new album "A Gift & A Curse" and his smash hit "Fukumean". On Saturday, September 9, he rocked the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, where he sold out the venue and delivered a fiery show. But how did Gunna overcome the snitching allegations that almost ended his career? And does snitching still matter in hip-hop?

Gunna, whose real name is Sergio Kitchens, was one of the 28 people charged in May for allegedly being part of a criminal street gang that committed crimes of violence, theft, and drug trafficking. He faced one count of conspiring to violate the RICO Act, which could have landed him in prison for 5 years. However, he cut a deal with the prosecutors, in which he entered an Alford plea, meaning he didn't admit guilt but acknowledged that the evidence against him was strong enough to convict him. He got five years with one year served, which was reduced to time served and suspended for four years, subject to conditions such as 500 hours of community service.

His plea deal sparked rumors that he had ratted out his fellow YSL members, especially Young Thug, who is facing eight charges in the same case. Gunna denied these rumors and said he had not snitched on anyone or agreed to testify for or against anyone in the case. He also said he wanted nothing to do with the trial process. His lawyers also stated that Gunna was innocent and that the indictment falsely portrayed his music as part of a criminal conspiracy.

Despite the controversy, Gunna's fans remained loyal and supportive of him. They loved his new album, which debuted at number three on the Billboard 200. They also streamed his single "Fukumean", which became the most streamed song of the summer.

So how did Gunna manage to stay relevant after the allegations? Well, snitching is not as taboo as it used to be in hip-hop. In recent years, several rappers have been accused of snitching or cooperating with law enforcement, such as Tekashi 6ix9ine, who testified against his former gang members in exchange for a reduced sentence. But it doesn't stop there—1090 Jake (who ironically is facing snitching allegations himself now) has done a good job of desensitizing fans to snitching in hip-hop, having exposed Boston Richey, Finesse2Tymes and Quality Control CEO Pierre “P” Thomas, among others. Fortunately, none of them faced career ending detriment.

It all boils down to the music—and Gunna's music is too good to ignore. His melodic flow and catchy hooks can't be duplicated. He has also established himself as a fashion icon and a trendsetter. His music appeals to a wide range of listeners who appreciate his talent and charisma.

Seeing Gunna excel after the turmoil is something special for his fans but it does pose a few questions. Will he continue to be successful or is this hype temporary? How will his success affect the rap game in general for those given the snitch label? Based on his current performance and popularity, it seems likely that Gunna will continue to be successful in the rap industry. He has proven himself as a versatile and prolific artist who can create hit songs and albums. He has also built a loyal fan base who supports him regardless of his legal troubles—Gunna's success may inspire other rappers who are facing similar situations to pursue their musical careers and overcome the stigma of snitching. The way he navigated challenges the rap game to rethink its attitude and approach to snitching and its overall impact on hip-hop culture.

[virovizion]

Watch "5God said he emptied the clip at the robber where in the car & you hit nothing 🎯 🤣🤣🤣🤔🧐🐁🐀🐀🐀🐀" on YouTube

[hiphopraisedmetheblog]

1090 Jake Faces Snitching Accusations: Tables Turned On Blogger Who Exposes Alleged Hip-Hop Rats

1090 Jake became internet famous for exposing alleged Hip-Hop snitches, but he’s now facing claims he told on a fellow inmate in jail. A blogger notorious for exposing rapper’s alleged paperwork is responding to accusations that he snitched while in jail 1090 Jake has posted paperwork on numerous Hip-Hop players, including Boston Richey, Finesse2Tymes and Quality Control CEO Pierre “P” Thomas.…