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Name: HoneyMack

Comment: "People at the club ought to know what they're hearing", Negro please, those fools were obviously drunk, uh hello it is a club. I am inclinded to go w/the DJ, um I'm sure he knows what he had in his record collection/cd case. BTW, of course the cops want to pin it on a "hood association" saying it was gang related, duh, what betta way to close down a black club then to say there is gang actitivy. Ain't nobody fuccing stupid!

Name: Southernbelle

Comment: Does it really matter what song was playing? People are dead, people are injured and the cops wanna know what song was playing. Are there hidden messages in the music? Will the music identify those involved? I think not. Please focus on the crime at hand and stop grasping at straws.

Name: golfebj

Comment: What killed those two guys was ni@@as carrying guns to a club when you're supposed to go to have a good time. As far as the cops saying that it was "Lil' John" record that sparked it, knowing the title of the record would only fuel the fire that rap music is the devil and only incites gang violence. How about the white dude that tried to kill all the members of Pantera when they broke up? Nobody talks about that. Shall we forget about Woodstock of recent years where they tried to burn the place down, lewd sex and all kinds of criminal behavior going on. I smell conspiracy.

Name: Priceless

Comment: if a song will make cullud folks fight I am not optimistic about the our future

Name: Gemami

Comment: I’m trying to understand what different it makes what song was played. I don’t care if it was Lionel Richie’s “Dancing on the Ceiling” people were in a nightclub with guns. Drugs, alcohol and guns mean trouble -- and I will say with the addition of the agressive nature of cruck music, I have seen people act the fool. But that's the people not the music par say, so I still think it stupid argue about what song was played instead of focusing on who was the shooter(s).

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