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Rapper T-hood died. It was 33.
T-hood (real name Tevin Hood) was shoot and kill On Friday, August 8, following a domestic dispute outside a residence in Georgia, according to a statement from the local police.
“The Gwinnett County Police Department is investigating a shooting at a residence that led to the death of one man,” a press release shared through X Early on Saturday, August 9, read. “At approximately 7:00 pm, officials assigned to the South Wales Center were sent to a residence in the 3900 Lee Rd block at Unincorporated Snellville. The caller reported that a dispute had taken place at the residence and someone was shot.”
According to law enforcement officials, they immediately “helped” T-Hood, who was not publicly identified in the statement.
Rapper Young Scooter from Atlanta, best known for “Jugg King” and difficult to treat songs, has probably died. It was 39. The news broke on Friday, March 28, that that scooter (Kenneth Edward Bailey’s born) died after being transported to a local hospital in Atlanta, variety and the Atlanta-Barn, reported the culvert.
“Winnett County Fire Rescue transported the man to a local area hospital where he eventually died from the injuries obtained,” the statement continued. “One person was kept at the shooting location and is in the process of being interviewed by detectives.”
Winnett County PD Officers are currently investigating T-hood death as manslaughter.
“The motive for the shooting is still being investigated,” the note concluded. “The victim’s identity will be released following a next relevant notice. There is no operational threat to the public.”
T-Hood family members confirmed the musician’s identity to Atlanta’s Channel 2 Action News. who had reporters on the spot in the T-Hood neighborhood on Friday.
T-hood was best known as a rapper, releasing songs such as “Ready 2 Go,” “Perculator,” “Girls in the Party” and “Big Boyty” with Bake
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“I definitely reject many offers and s *** ‘cuz I’m really doing the same numbers (when) I’m outside on my own,” said T-Hood in 2020 interview With DGB Media, reflect on its independence in the music industry. “That’s definitely situous. I encourage many artists to stay independent, get some management bargains or something. I feel labels don’t know (sic) what’s going on.”
According to T-hood, “the Internet controls” the music industry.
“He has no control (labels),” he explained. “They don’t do this, you know what I’m saying? The kids () make this S *** happen. So we don’t just want to make a game.”
T-Hood also emphasized that he did not want to “owe” any record labeling a piece of his career, and that her happiness was the most important.
“I have always been told (when) love what you are doing,” he said. “Put your everything y ***.… You are happy with what you got.”
