Rapper Pop Smoke’s friend breaks silence after being accused of setting murder up

CALIFORNIA- Brooklyn rapper Pop Smoke’s close friend/ brother has taken to his Instagram to defend himself against accusations that he allegedly set his own brother up.

Mike Dee posted a throwback photo of him and Pop Smoke when they were younger, with a caption that read “CANT NOTHING EXPRESS THE PAIN IM FEELING ….I JUST LOST MY FUCKING BROTHER, MY HEART MY DAWGZ💙YOU GUYS HAVE NO TYPE OF SENSE OR SYMPATHY ! YALL DONT KNO WHATS GOING ON YALL COME ON HERE PLAYING INVESTIGATOR AND BASHING ME ON THE INTERNET, I WOULD NEVER IN MY LIFE SET MY BROTHER UP, WE ATE TOGETHER , BROKE BREAD TOGETHER THIS REALLY MY MOTHER CHILD I DONT GOTTA EXPLAIN NOTHING TO NOBODY THAT DONT KNO ME BUT FOR THE ONES WHO KNOW ME KNOW WHEN YOU SAW ME YOU SAW POP 💯WE LIVE IN SUCH A FUCKED UP SOCIETY YALL GOTTA WAKE UP💡 JUST KNO I GOT YOU FOREVER BROTHER THE TRUTH WILL COME TO LIGHT UNTIL THEN SLEEP IN PEACE 😔😔😔….”

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Pop Smoke’s close friend, who’s claiming to be his blood brother says that some people have “No type of sense or sympathy!”, adding many more things, but strongly denying any rumors or allegations that he set his brother up to be killed.

(Update)

Video surveillance from the home of where Pop Smoke was killed in, shows 3 masked men waiting just several minutes before rushing into the rented home that about to be locked. The suspects began firing shots at the rapper and his crew as soon as they rushed into the home. Pop Smoke was having a party.

The masked men according to TMZ, didn’t make the alarms go off, and it’s clear to see that they knew their timing, making people speculate if this was possibly an inside job.

Pop Smoke died at the age of just  20-years-old on Wednesday morning after a deadly “home robbery” in the Hollywood Hills.

He was a talented young man who was raising up the ranks of the rap game after his hit songs “Welcome To The Party”,”Christopher Walking”.

He had also dropped his new album titled “Welcome To The Woo.”