DJ Envy Talks Moving With Protection When Wearing Jewelry In Wake Of PnB Rock’s Murder. Like many others in Hip Hop, Envy is tired of the “senseless” violence over “a piece of metal, a piece of jewelry, over a diamond or a watch.”
“Protection would be security, it could be self-protection, or it could be making sure I’m safe,” he added. “When I do move in certain places, I leave my stuff at home. I got six kids and a wife, so I want to make sure I make it back to them. But, not to say that I should have to. I shouldn’t have to. Nobody should ever wanna take somebody’s life over a piece of metal, a piece of jewelry, over a diamond, or a watch. It’s just not right.”
He added:
“But, you know, as a community, we have to make sure we watch each other’s back and we look out for each other. All the senseless killing over a watch? It’s nothing. You took that man’s jewelry and you’ll spend the rest of your days in jail if you’re caught—or when you’re caught, I should say. That ain’t right. It ain’t worth it.”
Last night (September 20), Roddy Ricch penned a public note to the streets of Los Angeles, telling his peers that the senseless violence needs to stop.
Watch DJ Envy with TMZ below.