Rapper Takeoff Last Minute Haunting Pictures Before His Death

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Takeoff uploaded a photo of himself standing outside a bowling alley in Houston just ‘minutes’ before he was shot dead in the early morning hours today.

Minutes before‘ Takeoff died in Houston; he posted a chilling picture.

As he stood outside the venue where he was shot to death, the Migos rapper posted a snap to his social media accounts. Instagram story moments before his death.

Along with the lyrics, Playboi Carti posted the soundtrack to his single ‘Stop Breathing.’

A haunting coincidence seems to be at work here. He later died at 28 after being gunned down in a Texas city.

The musician, whose real name is Kirshnik Khari Ball, is said to have been playing a dice game with his bandmate Quavo when a fight broke out at bowling alley 810 Billiards & Bowling at 2.30 am.

In an attempt to kill Takeoff, the shooter opened fire, injuring two others. Takeoff was pronounced dead at the scene by law enforcement.

A Houston Police spokesperson told reporters that Migos rappers Takeoff and Quavo were at the scene but will not be releasing the formal identity of the male deceased yet.

A video showing Quavo trying to comfort his heartbroken bandmate was released by TMZ.

While his nephew Takeoff lies fatally injured on the ground, the star calls for help. Quavo was not injured in the shooting, according to the sources.

Takeoff is a member of the hip-hop group Migos with his uncle Quavo, as is his first cousin once removed Offset, who is married to Cardi B. His mother and family raised Kirshnik in Lawrenceville, Georgia members Quavo and Offset.

In 2011, he released his first mixtape with Migos after starting rapping in 2008.

Versace, the band’s first solo single, and their debut album followed two years later In 2015, the album Yung Rich Nation was released.

A year later, Migos released Bad and Boujee, a hit single. As a result of its phenomenal success, the song went on to be certified four times platinum.

In 2017, the band released their second album, which debuted at number one on the charts of Billboard US 200.

A year later, Culture II became Migos’ second number-one album on the Billboard 200, it moved 199,000 equivalent units, including 38,000 copies sold the first week after release.

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