Goonew’s chilling lyrics reveal he rapped about ‘homicide and shots fired’ before being ‘killed in shooting’
DMV rapper Goonew was allegedly killed Friday evening in a shooting in District Heights, Maryland.
Goonew has steadily risen to fame in the music industry since his debut in 2017, releasing multiple albums since then.
His discography features lyrics that might be chilling following his death because many of his songs feature lyrics about violence – as many rap songs do.
In a joint tape called Homicide Boat that the rapper recorded with fellow artist Lil Dude, expletive lyrics detail the rapper violently taking out his enemies.
“Homicide Boyz and we keep a chopper” Goonew raps in the first verse.
“Grab the draco, bouta hit his partner”
The DMV rapper has more tracks with lyrics that now seem chilling, considering the nature of his death.
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For example, in his song Shots Fired, Goonew raps about shooting carelessly, even saying that he throws bullets around like darts.
“Yeah and we fell in love wit’ a gun sound
Hunnit round drum so we shoot who we want now”
In his collaboration with rapper Hoodrich Pablo Juan called Take Down, Goonew raps about carrying a gun in an unsafe neighborhood.
“Still on the block with the Glock on the corner
Junkies still knocking at three in the morning
Glock with a 30, you know I’m gon’ warn them
Homicide s**t, catch a body, I’m toting”
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Many of Goonew’s songs feature the word “homicide” in them, which is troubling considering the reports that local police are investigating the rapper’s death as a homicide.
FRIDAY HOMICIDE
The Prince George Police Department tweeted about a shooting that occurred Friday evening.
“At approx. 5:40 pm, officers responded to the area for a report of a shooting. Once on scene, they located an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound. The victim was taken to a hospital for life threatening injuries.
“At approx. 7:30 pm, the victim was pronounced dead.”
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The rapper was nearly killed last year after allegedly suffering from gunshot wounds.
The police are actively seeking any information regarding Friday’s shooting.
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