R.I.P. Lay Low
- Thread starter Toro
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Prior to everything, I remember sitting down with Young Arlay when he was about 15 years old. Maybe fresh 16. He wanted nothing but to figure out HOW to make his rap career work. He was a hungry kid.
I used to spent countless hours in the studio with him, A to Tha K, D Shot, J Minnix, etc. I mean we used to all have a ball. But I remember sitting down with Arlay and telling him the grind that an artist had to have, helping him understand the true meaning on being on the grind as a aspiring rap artist. His father Arlay sr. is probably one of the most greatest fathers I've met in recent years. He did everything and anything to make sure his son stayed out of trouble and by that he invested into his rap career. It's so stupid and just pointless why he's no longer here with us. Lay was a great kid, never got into too much, just was about making his rap career work.
Lay, I'm a miss you man. I remember the last phone call we spoke and how proud you were about coming out with a new mixtape. I'll always remember you as that lil boy wonder i called you. Rest in peace, may your soul rest, I'll see you when I get there, and we'll definitely kill another 5th together my dude.
E Rock
I used to spent countless hours in the studio with him, A to Tha K, D Shot, J Minnix, etc. I mean we used to all have a ball. But I remember sitting down with Arlay and telling him the grind that an artist had to have, helping him understand the true meaning on being on the grind as a aspiring rap artist. His father Arlay sr. is probably one of the most greatest fathers I've met in recent years. He did everything and anything to make sure his son stayed out of trouble and by that he invested into his rap career. It's so stupid and just pointless why he's no longer here with us. Lay was a great kid, never got into too much, just was about making his rap career work.
Lay, I'm a miss you man. I remember the last phone call we spoke and how proud you were about coming out with a new mixtape. I'll always remember you as that lil boy wonder i called you. Rest in peace, may your soul rest, I'll see you when I get there, and we'll definitely kill another 5th together my dude.
E Rock
THIS IS MY CUZIN...I OWE EVERYTHING TO HIM... I REMEMBER WHEN WE FIRST STARTED RAPPING... WHEN CALLED ME WHEN WE WAS IN LIKE THE 5TH OR 6TH GRADED AND SAID WE NEED TO START A RAPP GROUP AND WE CAN BECOME RICH AND HE TOLD ME HE WANTED WANTED TO MAKE IT BIG AND HAVE ALL THE MONEY AND ALL THE GIRLS... AND I REMEMEBR WE USE TO LISTEN TO TOO SHORT TAPES AND LISTEN TO E-40, SNOOP, PAC, NWA AND JUST TRY TO BE LIKE THEM... WE WAS SO FOCUSED AND AS WE GOT OLDER I KINDA FELL BACK ON RAPPING... AND HE WOULD JUST SITT AT HOME OR IN SCHOOL AND JUST WRITE SONGS ALL THE TIME... AND WHEN HIM AND MY NIGGA JYC AND OUR CUZIN CHRIS MADE THIS GROUP CALED THE CURTDALES AND STARTED MESSING WIT SHOT RECORDS... AND I STARTED TO GET BACK IN MY RAPPING MODE CAUSE HE USE TO PUSH TO DO IT... AND BEING THERE I MET BYRON(SOUND DESIGN) AND I USE TO WANNA BE LIKE HIM I USED TO WALK BY AND SEE HIM ON HIS GRIND... MAKIN COVERS FOR EVERYBODY AND THAT MADE ME WANNA DO THAT... AND I JUST THANK LAY CAUSE IF IT WASNT FOR HIM I WOULD OF NEVER KNEW ABOUT USING MY TALENT... OR LET ALONE FIND IT... THAT MAN DID NOT NEED TO GO SOON... AND AT THE SAME TIME HE HAD TO LEAVE HIS BABY GIRL WHO HE REALLY LOVED MORE THEN ANYTHING... HE WOULD KILL ANYONE AND EVERYONE FOR THE GIRL... EVEN THOUGH HE TALKED ABOUT ALL THAT THUG STUFF IN HIS RAPS HE WAS A REAL HUMBLE DUDE... HE WAS JUST NEVER SCARED OF NOTHIN AND IF YOU ASK ANYONE THAT NIGGA HAD HEART... A REAL BIG HEART... I STILL CANT BELIEVE HE GONE.... IM GOIN TO GET IT INKED TODAY HOPEFULLY... AND ON BEHALF OF OUR FAMILY BLOOD AND NON... WE THANK YA'LL FOR ALL THE SUPPORT... HE WILL BE MISSED BY MANY...
R.I.P ARLAY BURROW III AKA LAY LOW
R.I.P ARLAY BURROW III AKA LAY LOW
