The rap game has been sharing their thoughts on the tragic killing of PnB Rock.

The Philly rapper was shot and killed on Monday, September 12 at Roscoe's Chicken 'N Waffles in Los Angeles.

Trippie Redd is one of the latest people to speak out and while sharing some of his grief, he also said that record labels should foot the bill for rappers' security.

 

 

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“I had to reschedule my whole day yesterday I was at a true loss for words,” he wrote. “I keep losing my friends to gun violence I want all my friends to start having a guard or 2 it honestly should be on the label to get u protection… that’s one thing I used to tell xxx is let’s stop riding around in the i8 just me and u while ur paid security sleep at the house we in the club just us ... Pnb was my real life brother he pulled up on me and @fijimacintosh when we weren’t even nobody yet and told us in his prime that we would blow up he pulled up to the hood in a sprinter wit all his guys to Fiji mom house just to meet us then put us on the line up for his show in Atlanta."

“He wasn’t a selfish person either he always praised me and my friends that aren’t famous working with n*ggas flying to us and we always bonded over the fact that we both got to make hits with xxx during his journey here I just want everyone to be safe and think about ur life and family before u make delicious I love you man until we meet again brother @pnbrock thank you for everything," added Trippie.

Is Trippie onto something with his idea about labels paying for rappers'security?