A teenage rapper accidentally killed himself while filming a video on social media when he pointed a gun at his head and pulled the trigger. The rapper, 17, was found dead in his home in Suffolk, Virginia, on May 15, police confirmed.
The Cops said they believe he died from an “accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound” to the head. Police would not confirm the name of the deceased teen, but separate footage circulating on social media showed Suffolk-based rapper Rylo Huncho singing into a camera while dancing with a pistol with a green laser sight. The boy appeared to switch off the weapon’s safety and point it at his head, when a gunshot rang out and and he was thrown from view as the camera dropped.
The next day, a GoFundMe was set up for Huncho’s grieving mother. “He was her only son!” a cousin of the rapper wrote in the post. “She was a single parent but took care of her son the best she could.” The tragic event that happened was horrible but was it “Suicide/accidental" The family still don't know why was the cause of his death said the cousin said "we are still trying to figure out why. But anything I mean anything can help her at this time of need,” the cousin wrote. “It was always her and her son.”
The next day, a GoFundMe was set up for Huncho’s grieving mother. “He was her only son!” a cousin of the rapper wrote in the post. “She was a single parent but took care of her son the best she could.” The tragic event that happened was horrible but was it “Suicide/accidental" The family still don't know why was the cause of his death said the cousin said "we are still trying to figure out why. But anything I mean anything can help her at this time of need,” the cousin wrote. “It was always her and her son.”
We here feel terrible for the mother having to bury her son but at his age she should have been more on top of him and made sure he was not messing around with guns like this. I'm pro GUN rights but this kid clearly didn't have the right licenses and used an illegal gun to do this. This is my argument when kids in the hood or criminals want to get weapons laws ain't going to stop them.
This kid was a rapper and probably rapped about violence, and gang activity or life in one within his music.
