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Uncle Murda: I'm Not Surprised About Suge Catching a Body
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March 4, 2015
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6:18Now PlayingWednesday (March 4), VladTV delivers an exclusive interview with Leonard "Uncle Murda" Grant. Here the East New York MC openly discusses his perception of Suge Knight's interactions with the law.
When questioned if Suge will again be vindicated, the Brooklyn rapper says, "I'm not going to lie. I don't wish jail on no man. If he got that lucky charm in his shoe then I wouldn't be mad if Suge got off. I don't want to see Suge in jail. I don't want to see nobody in muthafu*kin' jail."
The former Roc-A-Fella rapper goes on to support Suge, saying, "If Suge still got that lucky horseshoe and he can pull some magic out that hat, I' mean, sh*t -- I'd like to see him beat the case."
Uncle Murda then reveals those individuals who should be imprisoned. Rapists, robbers who steal from old ladies, and child molesters are among those who Murda believes should be locked up. The Hip-Hop vet also equates drug deals gone bad with the misuse of political power.
An emphatic discussion ensues regarding poverty motivating life-altering decisions. Uncle Murder attests, "I mean, they don't have sh*t... I think it just be a point where muthaf*ckas don't be having it. And it gets to a point where it's any means necessary. I got to get it." Although Murda does not condone the behavior he understands it.
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