The hip-hop community is reeling in the wake of PnB Rock's heinous murder ... and it has some people referencing a 2007 song from The Game which seems to mirror the Philly rapper's tragic end.
The unreleased track is called"Murda," and it's resurfaced online because fans noticed some now-eerie lyrics you could say include a warning that could've saved PnB's life.
On the song's 3rd verse, Game raps,"When you eat at Roscoe's watch out for the chain snatchers/Take it off slow, or you might get killed/If the Grape Streets [Crips] don't catch you, the [Rollin] 60's will/Police don't give a fuck cuz they all RenPark/And what happensThe 'Killafornia' anthem was originally slated for Game's sophomore album"Doctor's Advocate" and outlines various L.A. gang territories and habits ...
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