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Robert Horry Speaks On Being Referenced In Travis Scott’s “Antidote”

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“Antidote” is one of Travis Scott’s earliest hits. The second single on his 2015 debut album Rodeo. The song went four-times platinum, with Scott alluding to it as a song for his true fans. “This is for the real fans; the real ragers! This is some vibes for the summer. This isn’t on Rodeo… it’s coming soon,” Scott wrote on Soundcloud. However, due to the popularity of the song, it found its way onto the album. And a good thing that it did, as it helped sparked Travis Scott’s early rise.

“Antidote” peaked at #17 on the Billboard Hot 100, #7 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop, and #1 on Billboard‘s Rhythmic Chart. However, the song also contains a reference to the NBA. In one line, Scott says “I just hit a three-peat (Ooh)/ Fucked three hoes I met this week (Robert Horry)”. The line refers to Robert Horry, a 16-year veteran and seven-time NBA champion. Horry began his career in Scott’s hometown of Houston.

Robert Horry Explains His Views On “Antidote”

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Speaking on the All The Smoke podcast, Horry revealed that while he loves the song, it’s done him no favors at home. “My current wife hates this song, [but] I love this song. ‘Don’t you open up that window.’ Yeah, Travis Scott. The three-peat. And my wife, every time she hears it she says: ‘Is there something you need to tell me?’ I’m like, ‘Nah, I didn’t get in trouble.’”

He continued. “I met Travis Scott once. He’s a huge Rockets fan — still is to this day. I met him and almost wanted to say, ‘Why you put me in that song? And what you mean by three-peat three hoes the other week?’” Someone should get the pair of them in a room together so they can hash out the entire meaning behind the song. Follow all the latest sports and music news here at HotNewHipHop.

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Gucci Mane Calls For Rappers To Stop ‘Dissin The Dead’ In A New Video

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Never one to mince words, Gucci Mane is issuing a directive for fellow rappers to stop speaking ill on the dead. On the new ATL Jacob-produced song, Gucci acknowledges having slandered deceased artists in the past and seems to reconcile with his poor choices of words.

“I know my tongue is a sword / I know I should be more careful with sh** that I said / I feel like I started a trend that’s never gon’ stop / They gon’ keep dissing the dead,” he raps.

Though it’s not clear which works he is referring to in the lyrics, perhaps one of the most obvious songs is a 2012 diss track targeted toward Jeezy called “Truth,” on which, he tells him, “Go dig your partner up, bet he can’t say sh*t.” The “partner” he is referring to is Pookie Loc, whom Gucci shot dead in 2005 after he attempted to rob him.

In the song’s accompanying visual, directed by Omar The Director, Gucci is seen in a graveyard, wearing a hoodie that reads “R.I.P. Trouble,” referring to rapper Trouble, who was allegedly shot and killed by a woman’s scorned ex.

Check out “Dissin The Dead” above.

Gucci Mane is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Trouble Update: Suspected Shooter’s Ex-Girlfriend Finally Speaks Out On Rapper’s Passing

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The ex-girlfriend of Trouble‘s suspected killer has finally spoken out since the Atlanta-born rapper’s passing. The aspiring rapper took to her social media to address people questioning her character in light of the rapper’s murder. Rissa Royce, the ex-girlfriend of the suspected shooter of deceased rapper Trouble, has finally said her piece.  She has been […]

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Trouble’s Suspected Killer Turned Himself Into Police And Was Denied Bond

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On Sunday, Atlanta rapper Trouble was shot and killed during a home invasion. Now, according to local news, police have a suspect in custody. 33-year-old Jamichael Jones turned himself in after Rockdale County Sheriff’s deputies went to Jones’s mother’s house and she received a call from Jones himself. One of the deputies got on the call and convinced Jones to surrender near Southern Regional Medical Center in Clayton County. He has been charged with felony murder, aggravated assault, home invasion, and battery and a judge denied his bond, setting his next hearing for June 15.

According to witnesses, Jones did not know the “Bring It Back” rapper, and Trouble was visiting a woman Jones did know. Apparently, there was some domestic dispute between them, and Trouble was shot once in the chest after Jones forced his way into the home. A neighbor described the neighborhood as “quiet” and said it was “traumatizing” to learn that not only was a national celebrity visiting the apartment building but was killed there as well. “To be honest with you, we don’t have that type of situation or issues that happen in this particular neighborhood, so to find out that you have a local celebrity that’s inside your residential area and this is what happens … it was like very, very traumatizing,” he explained.

Trouble was signed to Mike Will Made-It’s Ear Drummers label and was just two years removed from his last project, Thug Luv.

Suspect In Trouble’s Murder Arrested, Judge Denies Bond

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The man responsible for Atlanta rapper Trouble’s murder has been arrested. According to the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office, police caught Jamichael Jones, 33, by going to locations where he was spotted frequently, which led investigators to his mother’s house. A judge denied his bond this morning in his first appearance in court. Rockdale County police […]

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Suspect in Trouble Murder Turns Himself Over To Authorities

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Trouble Accused of Pulling a Woman Out of a Car By the Hair and Chipping Her Tooth

The hip-hop world was shocked to learn that Atlanta hip-hop artist, Trouble, had been killed early Sunday morning. After only a day, the suspect in the murder agreed to turn himself in.

Yesterday evening, June 6, 33-year-old Jamichael Jones agreed to turn himself over to authorities for killing Trouble, whose real name is Mariel Semonte Orr.

According to reports, Jones had killed Orr before 3:30 am on Sunday, June 5 inside of an apartment in Conyers, GA. Orr had been staying with a woman when Jones broke into the apartment. A domestic dispute ensued between Jones and Orr. Jones then shot Orr in the chest and fled.

Orr was pronounced dead at the scene.

According to authorities, Jones is facing felony murder, home invasion, and aggravated assault charges.

Following the announcement of Orr’s death, many artists and fans expressed their condolences to his family and paid their respects. Atlanta native and hip hop artist, Killer Mike, paid their respects to Trouble in a heartfelt IG post.

“I called “White Boy D”. I hated to make that call but I had too,” Mike wrote. “Skoob u were a real one. Edgewood lost a Man amongst men and Atlanta will honor u always. I am numb bro. U deserved better than this. U deserved a long rich life. God bless the dead. God help the living. Love and Respect, Always.”

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Alexis Skyy Sends Her Condolences To Family Of Slain Rapper, Trouble

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News of the murder of Atlanta rapper Trouble hit the hip-hop community so unexpectedly, that many are still dealing with the pain of losing a friend, artist, legend, and father. The murder of Atlanta hip-hop artist Trouble shocked the hip-hop community so dramatically that many have only just begun to process the loss. The “Bring […]

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Atlanta Rapper Trouble Reportedly Shot and Killed While Visiting a Woman, Warrant Issued for Murder Suspect

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In the early hours of Sunday morning, Atlanta rapper Trouble, born Mariel Orr, was shot and killed.

Local outlet CBS46 reports Rockdale County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the Lake St. James apartments after a shooting report near 3:20 a.m. Trouble (35) was found on the ground with a gunshot wound. He was transported to a local hospital where he was killed.

Trouble was only shot once. The suspect has been identified as 33-year-old Jamichael Jones. A warrant has been issued for his arrest.

“What we know and what I can tell you is that Mr. Mariel Orr was visiting a female friend at the apartment complex and Mr. Jamichael Jones did know the female and it was a domestic situation,” said Rockdale County Public Information Officer Jedidia Canty. “I know there are a lot of people that are really upset right now about the situation.”

Rest in Peace to Trouble.

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