Rap quotes about grief and remembrance

I needed to dim down the world real quick. If I hadn't, I think I would have grieved too hard.

I questioned God. I needed to understand why would this happen.

I will mourn over him today and think about how much he taught me.

I looked at Dirty as being a hype man, a producer, an MC, an entertainer — everything. I just miss him, man.

In recent years, my parents and my stepdad passed away, so it’s been a little bit of funeral fatigue.

It was a mourning-type of album for me, because I had lost my dad and my grandmothers.

If I flew a plane, I’d skywrite his name. But these records are where I put my heart and where I make my statement

It’s not sad, but it’s about missing and wanting.

It broke my heart, man. It actually did. It was just one of those feelings where it breaks your heart and you can't cry.

People told me it was ok to cry, that I didn't need to be a tough guy, but I was just prepared for it.

I’m just gonna sit back and reminisce, smoke something, drink something, think about the good times

But when someone close to you dies, everything turns on its head and suddenly you can’t accept that they just no longer exist.

I feel like there’s always something to learn from a death, and I learnt a few things from Richard.

I think it’s one of those things, I lost my brother and time is going to heal it and we’ll be all right.

Young people with grown-people problems, like grief. Your friends shouldn’t be dying. It’s a heavy thing for a young man or woman.

I went backstage and started crying, like, a lot because I realized, like, one of my brothers wasn't there.

I ain’t cried about it yet, I ain’t talked about it yet. I haven’t really processed it yet.