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BOOSIE BADAZZ DELIVERS EMOTIONAL TRIBUTE DURING TROUBLE’S FUNERAL SERVICE

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ATLANTA, GA – A service celebrating the life of Trouble was held in Georgia on Monday morning (June 13). A few individuals close to the late rhymer spoke at the funeral service and Boosie Badazz delivered a teary-eyed tribute dedicated to his fallen friend.

An emotional Boosie grabbed the mic with a black pair of sunglasses covering his eyes and lamented over the fact he never had the chance to thank Trouble for all he’s done for him before saying goodbye.

“I ain’t get to tell my boy thank you,” he began. “So I want to tell Trouble thank you. He always supported me, you know. That’s my n-gga and I’m hurting for y’all because I’m hurting for five years. I wasn’t with him 30 years. I just want to tell that n-gga thank you. That was my boy. I just want to tell him thank you.”

Boosie also made an appearance at the candlelight vigil held for Trouble last week to pay his respects to the Atlanta native. The two collaborated on tracks such as 2019’s “Ain’t My Fault.”

“Cried n hurted for a hour on the plane with my lil girl holding me,” Boosie tweeted following Scoob’s death. “All I could thank bout is yo lil girl always playin in your face n both of y’all smiling. U was my friend my n-gga, u lifted me up when I was down!”

Big Trouble was reportedly asleep in a woman’s bed when her ex-boyfriend broke into her apartment and shot him in the chest around 3 a.m. ET on June 5. The bullets proved to be fatal and Jamichael Jones turned himself in on June 7.Jones’ next court date is set for June 15. He’s facing multiple charges, including felony murder, aggravated assault, battery and home invasion.

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Javier Rodríguez: The Maestro Behind Bollywood’s Next Big Soundtrack

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In a move that’s set to shake up the Indian music scene, acclaimed Spanish composer Javier Rodríguez has teamed up with Bollywood’s finest to create the soundtrack for the upcoming epic film, “Rajmohan, the Last Warrior”. This historical action drama promises to be a cinematic masterpiece, with Rodríguez’s sweeping score blending traditional Indian sounds with European classical influences.

A Musical Bridge Between Cultures

Rodríguez’s collaboration with Bollywood’s top talent marks a new chapter in his illustrious career. With a background in classical music and a passion for innovation, Rodríguez is the perfect candidate to bring a fresh perspective to the Indian music scene. His music is a testament to his ability to bridge cultural divides, blending seemingly disparate influences into a unique sound.

The Making of a Masterpiece

The soundtrack for “Rajmohan, the Last Warrior” is currently in production, with Rodríguez working closely with tabla maestro Zakir Hussain and Bollywood playback singer Shreya Ghoshal. The score promises to be a game-changer for Bollywood, with Rodríguez’s innovative approach pushing the boundaries of traditional Indian music.

A Global Visionary with a Passion for Storytelling

Javier Rodríguez is a composer with a global vision, driven by a passion for storytelling and a desire to connect with audiences worldwide. His music is a reflection of his curiosity and creativity, blending different cultural influences into a unique sound that transcends borders.

What’s Next for Rodríguez?

With “Rajmohan, the Last Warrior” slated for a grand 2025 release, Rodríguez is set to take the Indian music scene by storm. His collaboration with Bollywood’s top talent marks a new chapter in his career, one that promises to be filled with innovative music, exciting collaborations, and a continued passion for storytelling.

Experience the Magic of Javier Rodríguez’s Music

Stay tuned for more updates on “Rajmohan, the Last Warrior” and experience the magic of Javier Rodríguez’s music for yourself. With his innovative approach, passion for storytelling, and commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional Indian music, Rodríguez is set to leave an indelible mark on the Indian music scene.

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