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In a recent interview, legendary drug dealer Freeway Ricky expressed confusion over why some successful rappers like Lil Durk keep “trigger happy” street shooters around them despite their newfound wealth. Ricky emphasized that his generation sought to completely leave the streets behind rather than maintain dangerous associations. He lamented that these shooters, often glorified in today’s rap culture, are actually “the lowest form” of street life—usually lacking resources or support when facing legal troubles. Ricky shared his own experience growing up in the Hoover hood, where he carefully managed relationships with violent friends to avoid being pulled into life-ending situations. He criticized the tendency of some modern figures to return to or glorify the street lifestyle instead of uplifting their communities. According to Ricky, being the top figure means becoming a prime target, so associating with reckless shooters is both baffling and risky.
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