Tony Yayo: Nobody OD'd When I Was Selling, C****heads Lived Forever (Part 30)
November 20, 2024
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DJ Vlad discussed the tragic passing of rapper Rich Homie Quan, marking the fifth person he has interviewed to die from substance abuse. This group includes notable figures like Coolio, Gangsta Boo, Aaron Carter, and Mac Miller. Tony Yayo recalled a time when overdoses were rare and poor-quality resulted in customer dissatisfaction rather than death. He expressed condolences to those affected and urged users to test their substances. The conversation also touched on NBA YoungBoy, who faces legal trouble for attempting to acquire legitimate prescription pills, illustrating the growing awareness and caution surrounding procurement.
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