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Rest In Peace Young Nigga!

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By LB/Mr.WorkHarder


What's the point in asking people to stop killing? Nobody listens. Nobody cares. Until you lose someone you love and care about. 

Rest in Peace Jeremy Harris aka Man-Man. No matter what you did out here, whatever the circumstances, you didn't deserve that type of exit from this life. I'll always remember your smiling face, you talking TALL SHIT every time I saw you. You will always be "lil Ro" in my heart, I can't remember ever seeing you mad at anything or anybody. Save some space for the rest of us, when its our time. Tell my brother Lex I love and miss him.
Somethings will never change. http://bit.ly/a2CRIL 
Dedicate this to my lil homey Man-Man, My brother Lex, My Big Homey DK. I miss all ya'll niggaz dearly

 





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