One, its hard to leave people who are about that life if you came up with them, if he was caught up with associates. And a lot of rappers have testified to making more money pushing then rapping. Most of the wealth is appearances.
That's kind of assuming people on an airplane with 70lbs of weed and guns are otherwise making only rational decisions.
I mean it doesn’t say how many he takes but I think his tolerance is high considering he was an addict. Unless he just chugged a bottle or something. Idk it’s all very weird.
I dunno. Why would a successful artist run weed with an armed entourage on a private plane and get caught? The premise makes no sense and I honestly don't see the end making any less sense than the rest of it.
Yeah, I usually just over think these things when someone famous passes.
Who is being harmed in this situation and requires federal law enforcement?
Without even getting into the drug thing having guns on board not unloaded and locked away out of reach of those in the cabin is definitely breaking federal law.
So what? Do you feel safer right now that a 21 y/o has been processed through the fed drug grinder?
So the pilot is pretty obligated to report that? And the FBI is pretty obligated to address it once reported?
"I was just following the law" is not a good look throughout any point in our dumb country's history.
So the Pilot should have just been an accomplice to drug and possibly weapon smuggling?
Lol, ok so you think the pilot, likely an employee of the company handling the fractional ownership share of this airplane, should not report a blatant violation of federal law when people have weapons on-board the airplane he's 100% legally responsible for?
This is a joke right? They had loaded weapons on-board with 70 lbs of weed. That's a bad look no matter the situation.
Famous people are (largely) less rich than you think but have pressure to appear rich as shit to maintain a status. It's not hard to imagine a young rapper with a single major radio hit and several minor hits is not worth 10 million+
The pilot did the correct and moral thing. WTF man? Are you a sympathizer of drug trafficking and bringing loaded weapons onto airplanes?
Drugs like Percocet (not the users) need to be more stigmatized. They’re a slow death sentence.
Was someone harmed by these actions?
What the fuck is a "bad look"?
Yes, I don't think the pilot should report a black man, who poses absolutely no harm to his person (or anyone else!), on all this lame bullshit that we've all decided we can call the cops on a black man for.
Lol. Yes people are constantly harmed by drug trafficking and armed traffickers. I’m not going to debate someone who has such an unrealistic and naive worldview.
Uhh...the guns pose no harm to anyone? Is this a joke? What's wrong with you?
So if I drive drunk nobody should call the cops on me until I hit someone?
What's wrong with you? Bringing some guns on the airplane is okay?
Yeah the shit is crazy. These labels would never allow dozens of white artists promoting meth, heroin, or pills on white marketed radio. The shit is a form of psyops.Well you had kids dancing to Mask Off 2 years ago. Like I could’ve believe it when that song first played on the radio and my son asking me what’s a Percocet. This shot is getting so mainstream it’s crazy.
Like this is what the kids look up to now.
If only these rappers were White war criminals, then we'd see that respect the dead! mandate.
Uh, lol. So it's the pilot's fault he's dead and not...like...his fault he's dead?
No I get that point I just don’t understand his mindset swallowing a bunch of Percocet. The weed and guns were going to be found. I guess he’s trying to avoid an additional charge but I’m wondering how many percs he swallowed trying to hide it.
What does race have to do with bringing guns and 70lbs of weed on an airplane? It sucks that he died, but he knew the risks.
They were security's guns. This isn't a malum en se crime, I'm sure there's some way to fly guns legally as security.
This is a really sad situation, but should the pilot see guns on his plane and go "if I report this, one of these really young people will try to swallow away evidence which are actually drugs which will mix very badly with the other drugs he's taking on this flight and cause him to overdose and die"?
Pilot did the right thing and that dude is a total dumbass. But since he's a popular rapper it's a tragic and sad story.
Yeah, with the guns unloaded and locked away. In which case no one even has to know they exist and certainly no one has to call the police. Both because they never see them and also because that's how to legally handle it.
I mean a 21 year old making a bad decision leading to his death a few days after his birthday is a tragic event regardless of who he is. 21 is young man.
It's really sad. Juice Wrld was really young and was let down by people around him who needed to protect him better.
The cops and the pilots didn’t sentence him to death. He’s the one who took all those pills.
Ok that makes sense.
Maybe. I don't know any laws regarding guns and airplanes since I don't have plans of possessing one or bringing one on the plane.
The first thread where it was assumed it was a "normal" OD was nothing but sympathetic and people lamenting the fact that this new gen of rappers seems to all be druggies who are killing themselves.
