Big U Receives Bad News

Heavy is the head…. Eugene “Big U” Henley Jr. has just suffered a loss of a son on Halloween night in LA. The man who is currently tied up in a murder case has sustained a serious setback with his son’s death.

Called “Uiie”, Jabari Henley had been shot and confirmed dead by law enforcement late in the evening of the holiday. He himself had been caught up in a separate murder case. When the dust settles, it will show that the sins of the father fell upon the son, and an assailant struck him down with force.

Big U will have to live with the reality of his offspring never going to see whether his father would be proven guilty or not.

The streets eat the famous and the ones connected to fame. This likely could've been carried out by the 74/83 Hoovers, a street gang infamous in that region of Los Angeles.

This points to the larger issue of the almighty power of the gun. They say the one who stands in front of it lives forever. The truth is that gun violence erupts frequently in depressed areas. Uiie stood no differently than anyone else in life.

Whatever warranted his death is a disguise for the real reason behind what his father did, allegedly. His actions, how he moved in the streets must have upset someone. This could have been retribution for his father’s misdeeds in the streets.

It is possible that the irrationality and passion mixed up led to Uiie’s demise. Without thinking, he could’ve been shot dead. At the same time, though, he could’ve been taken out of this world because of strict gangsta codes or G-Codes.

Somewhere, somehow, he could have violated the code and made his idea known to someone toting a firearm. Could’ve he had crossed the street too soon? Maybe he didn’t represent correctly when faced with an opposing set.

It might never be known exactly who killed a man possibly involved in murder and son to a man also possibly involved with murder.

But the music plays on in the heads of the culprits. They might be sitting back with a fat sack sipping on something good. Rap music is most likely blaring as they lay down with their woman.

Rap music is saturated with tales of vengeance. To get back at your opps is a dreamy ideal that crops up from time to time. In this case, the murder might be playing some of the music by Big U’s artists, ironically.

Whatever the case, the loss of a child can never be satisfied. If Big U has any control on the outside, he might send goons to Hoover St. Then again, he probably got smarter in confinement. His list of charges, if convicted of all of them, could mean a life sentence. He would be smart not to be an accessory or possible string puller in the case of his son’s homicide.

What Uiie apparently failed to understand might have caused him to die. He came up under an alleged gangster. While music certainly pumped through his house and into his consciousness, there existed street business that needed to be handled.

Despite his connections and his willingness to be part of the hip hop scene, even if he may’ve never rapped or produced a beat, he still had ties to the music. If 74/83 Hoovers really did carry out this crime, it will be the sound of the round exiting the firearm that made his heart stop.

In all, he’ll be carried forward through memory based on his father’s strength as a businessman in the world of rap.