Fredo Bang also added that President Trump may want to fight the opioid crisis but all it does is make fake pills circulate on the streets.
We've lost a number of artists recently to drug-related deaths including , , Lexii Alijai, and reportedly Juice WRLD. The growing list has caused rap artists to take a long, hard look at their lyrical content as it pertains to drug use. Some have even pledged to stop rapping about popping pills and drinking lean,se, they still intend to talk about it in their songs.
When Fredo Bang he shared his thoughts on his generation of artists' addiction issues. "I feel like a lot of us need help out here," Fredo said. "Therapy. A lot of us have disorders and stuff that we don't know of. I feel like everybody should be evaluated at some point in they life. Early on. Especially if you go through something."
"The Juice WLRD thing, it's real sensitive because it was like, a bad way," he added. "I feel like a lotta people... It's the way... I took it as he took it to get rid of them because the police was there." Vlad interjected to share the circumstances around Juice WRLD's death once again. "It's sad," the rapper said. Even though Fredo Bang had never met the Chicago rapper, he still admitted that "Juice WRLD was one of my favorite artists."
"That's what makes it a hurtful situation because it wasn't like, I think dude was supposed to have got clean," Fredo said. "I don't know. It wasn't like he was just taking them and getting loaded. " Fredo Bang added that "[President] Trump doing the opioid stuff" has caused there to be "a lotta fake pills" to be manufactured and distributed on the streets.
He said that people support Trump wanting to tackle the opioid crisis, "but they don't know that it's causing the reaction of fake pills people worse than the actual pills." Check out the rapper with Vlad TV below.