Chicago Buried Another Young Rapper. Our Kids Still Have His Songs on Repeat.

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He was 22. On September 13, Chicago rapper BloodHound Q50 was gunned down at a gas station on the South Side. Weeks before that, he told an interviewer he wasn't chasing death, but he wasn't running from it either. He said he knew what he signed up for. They laid him to rest on September 25. Within hours, another young man tied to his circle was reportedly shot and killed. The internet is already arguing about beefs, disses, and who's next. We want to ask a different question: how did we get here? We grew up on hip hop. We remember when it was the voice of the struggle and when it warned us, taught us, and told the truth about where we came from. Tonight, brother Omar and brother Hamza who lived through that era are going to talk honestly about what happened between then and now, and what.