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Slim Thug Says Submersible Victims Were “On Some D*mb Sh*t”

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The hunt for the missing Titan submersible ended with the announcement that all five men on board had perished. The United States Coast Guard believe that the undersea vehicle suffered a cataphoric hull breach, causing the vehicle to implode under the deep sea pressure. The news came on June 22, a few hours after it was believed the submersible’s oxygen reserve had been depleted. Much has been made of the gross corporate negligence that lead to the disaster. The Titan was reportedly built from carbon fiber purchased from Boeing as it had passed its expiry date to be considered fit to be used in aircraft.

Furthermore, there were comments from OceanGate’s CEO dismissing the importance of safety, while also firing individuals who raised safety concerns. Furthermore, the company circumvented maritime classification regulations because, by their own admission, the vessel would not even meet the most basic criteria for classification. Finally, there are the passengers, who looked at this project with all its glaring flaws and still willingly paid $250k each to get on board. There are more than a few people who don’t have anything resembling sympathy for those who died.

Slim Thug Slams OceanGate Victims

Rapper Slim Thug is one of those people. “Them people gone man. I don’t know what they was thinking about a billionaire should have had more common sense, and then you bring your son? That was double d*mb. I’m not sure what happened, but them people don’t deserve our sympathy they clearly on some d*mb shit. That was some d*mb shit…save your heart and your thoughts for people that really deserve them. Some people be on some d*mb shit man.”

He continued. “Some people just be on some d*mb shit. Some people you gotta just say, ‘why the fuck this d*mb motherfucker do some d*mb shit like that? It don’t make no fucking sense. So I ain’t feeling sorry for them. Y’all can be as mad as y’all want at me, I ain’t feeling sorry for them. They can’t get my sorry. You don’t do no d*mb shit like that.” Furthermore, it has been revealed that OceanGate was using the Titanic tours to prove their tech was safe to use. This was reportedly in order to elicit bulk orders from oil and gas companies. However, what do you think? Let us know in the comments. Follow all the latest news here at HotNewHipHop.

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Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” Gets Boost After Submersible Disaster

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Celine Dion has gotten quite a boost in streams this week. This comes after the news of the Titan submersible accident. Celine Dion’s iconic contribution to the Titanic soundtrack has experienced a significant surge in streams. The song, titled “My Heart Will Go On,” has been a cultural staple since its release. However, it has not seen streaming numbers like this before. According to TMZ, the song has witnessed an increase of over 500,000 listens in just a few days.

Celine Dion is likely not exactly celebrating the news, however. Tragically, those on board the lost Titan submarine were reported to have lost their lives. The US Navy discovered acoustic data indicating a potential implosion or explosion. It happened near the area where the submersible was operating when communication was lost. Subsequent debris from the Titan confirmed the fate of those aboard. While it is not much of a comfort, it has been reported that those who perished will likely not have felt any pain. This is because the implosion would have been instantaneous.

Celine Dion’s Song Is A Heartbreaking Reminder Of Preventable Tragedies

Celine Dion has not commented on the tragedy. However, James Cameron, who directed Titanic, has. In light of the incident, the director has drawn parallels between the loss of the submersible and the infamous historical disaster. He remarked on the similarity of both incidents. He highlighted how the captain of the Titanic disregarded warnings about ice ahead. This ultimately led his ship into a fatal collision with an ice field on a moonless night. James Cameron has visited the Titanic site more than 30 times. This means that, whatever the cause of the Titan disaster, it was likely preventable.

Even though Celine Dion has not commented on the song’s resurgence in light of the news, her emotional ballad continues to resonate with listeners. It serves as a poignant reminder of the Titanic’s legacy. Unfortunately, it sounds like the tragedy of the newly lost submersible was also very much avoidable. What do you think of the resurgence in popularity for “My Heart Will Go On”? Be sure to sound off in the comments and let us know! Stay tuned to HNHH for the latest updates.

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