There's a heaven for a gangsta we have to believe that shit... but Coolio was one of the first to let non-gangstas know what a gangsta was.... #BZonin
You learn a lesson in so many things in life. Lessons like people that are raised in ugliness create the most beautiful things. Another is there is a difference between just a person that was raised in ugliness and a gangster. One of the biggest is every gangster has a story to tell. Those that tell those stories well can make you really see through a gangster's eyes. People like Ice Cube, Slick Rick, and Biggie Smalls have great tracks that make that point to the fullest. "Gangster's Paradise" tells some of the gangster's story (dramatic pause) greatly. You see through the eyes of Coolio and those like him.
"Gangster's Paradise" was the lead track on the soundtrack for the motion picture "Dangerous Minds" starring Michelle Pfeiffer who played an ex-marine turned inner city school teacher. The movie showed what the youth of L.A along with other cities and towns all over this planet was going through at the time. I dgjjdjts crazy but it's still going on today with all the tech and know-how we have.
Reports have stated that the cause of death is a heart attack, but so far we haven't heard an official cause from any of Coolio's camp. Look my people I know this aint the habits of happiness page, but look here man take care of yourself. This is somethings you hear a lot of gangsters say about there health... You gotta die of something Im gonna die happy... Shit I don't know if Im gone even see tomorrow. Im hip but we can exist greatly or greater than that you dig. Plus someone is always after a gangster... if not for nothing else keep your stamina up G, cause if you choose that lifestyle you gone need it. Anywho love yall lots mane. Rest in POWER my dude and thank you for letting me know there's paradise in them streets if you know what you're looking at.
