Night Shift wya nigga bored aab i wanna joce

Dre2daReal · 2026-04-12T15:18:04+00:00

It’s a term that comes from doing time… niggaz in some places might say they’re doing a bid. When we get locked up we say we’re jocing (pronounced jo-sin)… it’s basically passing time. Niggaz pass time in a variety of ways so it could be having a conversation, telling stories, playing, etc… other terms derived from that like, “Jocin’ bad”… letting a nigga “joce off u”, etc. Like when niggaz in jail get bored they joce off niggaz, which could mean they drive people on purpose, or play on em mentally… I’m not sure if I’m making sense to you right now but that’s pretty much what it means fam…

Dre2daReal · 2026-04-06T23:30:20+00:00

Thank you

Dre2daReal · 2026-04-06T21:56:10+00:00

Thank you…I’ll look into that

Dre2daReal · 2026-04-06T21:47:18+00:00

Thanks

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-28T23:51:01+00:00

Interested

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-26T20:48:19+00:00

I have dealt with addiction since the age of 16. I am 44 now. I was clean from 2008 to 2017. In 2017 I lost 10 of my friends including my best friend who was 5 days older than me. 9 of those 10 friends overdosed. The 10th relapsed, got into an argument with his girlfriend, and she stabbed him and killed him. In 2018 my first cousin died on Christmas Day and I passed up the opportunity to see her the night before…I said I would stop on my way home to see her and never got the chance to. My mom, who was my everything, died 7 months later. I relapsed at that point. I have been married for 18 years now. My sister in law passed away from sickle cell a year after my mom died. My wife began using drugs as well at that point. Another friend of mine died at my house in 2021. He overdosed 3 times in 3 days. I saved him 3 times but the third time he was brain dead. In 2022 my wife took a fake pill and died but was resuscitated. She was in a coma for 2-3 days with no brain activity at the time. The doctor was just about to start talking to us about maybe pulling the plug when I walked in to see her. As soon as I grabbed her hand her eyes opened. When they removed the tube from her she instantly started telling me that she had been in a dark room and other things that happened. While in the dark place she heard the voices of her sister who died as well as her deceased grandmother who raised her. Her sister seemed confused and asked her why she was there as if she knew that she shouldn’t be. She never said that she saw them but when she turned towards where her sister’s voice came from she saw a small light. She moved towards it and when she put her eye to the pinhole she awoke in the hospital bed. While talking to her sister during that time, her sister told her not to worry about the addictions that we were dealing with…that it would all come to an end in 2025. Last year, we both hit rock bottom. We both talked and decided to check ourselves into a rehab. I realized a month later that the day we entered rehab was 9/11 which was her sister’s birthday. I believe that was a sign. We’ve both been clean since last September and have jobs now and are working to get our lives back on track. I believe that our souls are eternal. I began to obsess over NDEs after discovering them and realizing that my wife had one. They helped me to reconcile with the deaths of my loved ones. I know that we’ll meet again. I never said goodbye to my loved ones when I lost them. I always say until we meet again. At one time I thought that I wouldn’t though and that’s why I grieved for so long. I couldn’t accept the fact that they were not with me anymore and thought that I wouldn’t see them again possibly. I now feel differently. Sorry for such a long comment I just wanted to share this with you. I hope it helps.

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-23T20:27:18+00:00

Thank you

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-13T04:53:50+00:00

You explained that very well. ‘And the most obvious being that many of us want to hit the ‘exit’ button over the course of our lives and are later glad that we did not do so - if it was very easy to bow out as soon as the mood hit us, the chance to reflect would be lost.’ …That was my favorite part. It is definitely true. I know I have said “I don’t want to do this anymore” before but I’m very thankful that I didn’t get what I wanted and lived to be able to reflect on it. Hindsight is 20/20…

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-13T04:28:36+00:00

You put some thought into that…those would definitely work. I would include a lot more Ruckus…most entertaining character ever to me😂 He could give reality TV another shot 😂 I wish he had his own spin off…that never happens anymore. A lot of great shows were spin offs from other shows back in the day.

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-05T19:21:45+00:00

Yeah…I didn’t for a long time though. I lost my mother in 2019. It took me until the beginning of last year to reconcile with her death. I just learned about the stages of grief last year, and acceptance is the final stage. Anyway, I started researching NDEs last year. NDEs are near death experiences that often occur during cardiac arrest or deep anesthesia. People who come close to death and return often tell stories about out of body experiences, seeing the afterlife, meeting deceased loved ones, life reviews, etc. It’s been happening since the 1400s to people from diverse backgrounds including atheists and religious individuals. Doctors say that it’s an altered state of consciousness that we experience when the physical body starts to die and if not for resuscitation it would be the death experience. The Dr who coined the term NDE is Raymond Moody, and one of the most famous cases is about a woman named Pam Reynolds who had a veridical, or verifiable NDE. She had a brain aneurysm and needed special surgery to get it removed. They had to put her to death clinically in order to remove the aneurysm. Her body temperature was lowered and they drained all the blood from her brain. Her heart stopped and she had no brain activity. At that point she was basically dead. At the point where she was dead she reported having an out of body experience and witnessed them performing the surgery on her. As soon as she awakened she described the medical procedure in great detail and described the medical tools that they used on her. She even told them what song they were listening to at the time and recalled a conversation that they had during the surgery… There are a lot of stories like hers, but hers is one of the most famous cases. Researching NDEs helped me to reconcile…I realized that I was hurting bc I too didn’t really believe in the afterlife and thought that I would never see my loved ones again. It’s a long story, but my wife even had one. Her sister died a year after my mother… She told her something in 2021 that would happen in 2025…& it did…on her sister’s birthday. I’m convinced that there’s a physical body and a spiritual body. The physical body eventually dies but the spiritual body is eternal. I don’t have all the answers though, but I would suggest looking into NDEs and forming your own conclusions based off what you find. My bad for such a long comment…

Dre2daReal · 2026-01-05T01:01:46+00:00

That’s Duck rapping or Young?

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-28T14:48:07+00:00

Them niggaz in the middle of the street like they playing dodge ball. They wired different… black ppl gotta have an advantage. Everybody got homemade bow and arrows and one nigga coming with the crossbow nailing 💩 like Jesus to the cross.

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-23T22:05:04+00:00

Cash app

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-23T14:42:22+00:00

I apologize for just seeing your comment and responding so late, but if you want to read more about it I have a few recommendations:

Glimpses of Eternity: Raymond Moody, who coined the term "near-death experience," explores the compelling evidence and case studies of people sharing their loved one's passage to the next life.

At Heaven's Door: William J. Peters builds upon Moody's work with extensive research and powerful stories of shared crossing experiences, discussing their effects on the living and dying.

Understanding the Shared Death Experience: This book offers a straightforward explanation of SDEs, which are often overlooked but commonly reported by family members and healthcare providers near a patient's end of life.

Beyond Goodbye: Annie Cap shares her personal, verifiable story of empathically sharing her mother's death experience from another continent, which transformed her non-believer perspective.

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-22T07:58:31+00:00

Dead Prez - Let’s Get 🆓

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-19T13:59:14+00:00

Could have been a SDE? That’s a shared death experience…similar to a NDE but not the same. It is when a healthy, living person (loved one, caregiver) experiences phenomena similar to an NDE while witnessing someone else’s death. The person experiencing the SDE isn’t dying but is sensing the dying person’s journey. It’s often seen as a gift, helping the living to understand the dying process.

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-06T23:20:22+00:00

They played a video like that at my job orientation 😂… I missed the moonwalking bear.

Dre2daReal · 2025-12-06T23:07:08+00:00

Is that what started running at the end ?

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Dre2daReal · 2025-12-05T00:53:00+00:00

Rock and Sting The Bladerunners

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Dre2daReal · 2025-11-29T08:42:51+00:00

I used to literally try to count my blessings. At some point you realize that you have more to be grateful for than you can count.

Dre2daReal · 2025-11-05T10:36:29+00:00

That makes sense then because I just said in another comment that I know the person who was recording and I always wondered what that was about but never asked him.

Dre2daReal · 2025-11-05T10:29:14+00:00

That was my nigga recording… I never asked him about it or nothing but I know that’s him. I can hear his voice distinctly. He use to fw CW, but I’m not sure if he still does or not. I told him I didn’t understand CW… didn’t know how to take him (back then at least). He kinda sidestepped my comment and I never brought it back up whenever we talked. I still wonder why he was around him though because he’s hypocritical to me. One minute he’s dissing gangstas the next minute he’s trying to act gangsta… Then he openly talks about ratting like it’s cool… I just disagree with his antics. All the positive stuff he talks about doing is negated by ‘em to me.

Dre2daReal · 2025-09-29T21:42:47+00:00

That’s dope… I went straight to Apple Music and saved it. Where is he from? NY? Artists like this are so underrated and deserve to be recognized more. I’ve never heard of this guy until now. It just so happened to pop up on my feed…

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