Ralo, a prominent figure in the hip-hop community, has publicly expressed his grief over the recent death of his close friend and fellow artist, Young Scooter. In a poignant video message, Ralo urged fans and acquaintances to refrain from calling him during this difficult time, emphasizing the emotional toll of losing someone he considered family.

“This [expletive] does not feel good at all,” Ralo stated, reflecting on the deep bond he shared with Young Scooter. He conveyed the pain of being unable to avenge his friend’s death, highlighting the profound sense of loss that accompanies such tragedies. Ralo made it clear that his relationship with Young Scooter transcended the music industry; they were connected long before their respective careers took off.

In light of the situation, Ralo expressed his desire for solitude and introspection, firmly rejecting requests for interviews or public appearances. “I just want to chill,” he said, revealing the strain of having to maintain a facade while dealing with his grief. Despite the pressure to perform, Ralo is grappling with the reality of loss, stating, “I got to smile for the cameras; this [expletive] ain’t no good feeling.”

Ralo’s message resonates deeply within the hip-hop community, where the impacts of violence and loss are often felt acutely. He also addressed misconceptions about his affiliations, clarifying his faith as a Muslim and distancing himself from conspiracy theories surrounding the industry.

As Ralo prepares for a performance at Serenity Lounge in Virginia, he remains focused on honoring his friend’s memory while navigating the complexities of his own emotions. He encourages fans to support him and the community, but also requests understanding for the weight of his current situation. The loss of Young Scooter is a stark reminder of the fragility of life, and Ralo’s heartfelt plea underscores the need for compassion during times of sorrow.