Rapper Rollie Bands Shot and Killed 5 Minutes After Inviting His Enemies Pull Up to Come and Shoot Him

RIP to Rollie Bands, but come on, man, you have to be smarter than this.

You have to understand in 2022, human life isn’t valued and will shoot you no matter the time of day. They will shoot you in the middle of the day in a crowded area.

Social media has made it a lot easier for your enemies to find you, but this one takes the cake.

Aspiring Tampa, Florida rapper Rollie Bands was reportedly shot and killed over the weekend minutes after challenging his enemies to meet him at his apartment. According to Fox 13, Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office deputies said officers were investigating a murder at IQ Apartments on Bruce B Downs Boulevard on Friday (July 22).

The shooting took place just five minutes after Rollie Bands posted to his Instagram Stories, “A lot of these n-ggas know where I live at fr. I sleep in peace. If a n-gga want smoke I’m at my crib in 5 minutes.”

Hillsborough County deputies received a report of a man shot in the parking lot of the apartment complex after the suspects had already fled the scene. They said the victim was rushed to a local hospital but died from his injuries. Investigators believe the victim knew the suspects.

Social media has led to numerous murders over the years. In 2020, Pop Smoke accidentally revealed the address of his rental in the Hollywood Hills via Instagram and was later the victim of a home invasion, which resulted in his untimely death.

Why would you do this?

Here is a piece of advice for you, if you have enough money to get out of the hood, do it and never look back. Don’t let people know where you live or where you are going.

Don’t put your location on social media until you are already gone.

Those people on Instagram don’t love you like that.

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