Remembering Young Scooter
A Tribute to the Late Rapper
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The music industry is in mourning following the tragic news of rapper Young Scooter’s passing on his birthday. Born Kenneth Edward Bailey, the hip hop star, who collaborated with the likes of Future and Gucci Mane, was pronounced dead at the age of 39 at Grady Marcus Trauma Center in Atlanta.
According to the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office, Young Scooter was brought to the hospital by Emergency Medical Services from a location in the southeast side of the city. The cause and manner of his death are currently under investigation, with an autopsy scheduled to determine the circumstances surrounding his passing.
Young Scooter rose to prominence in 2012 when he signed with Future’s record label, Freebandz. His collaboration with Gucci Mane on the mixtape “Free Bricks 2” in 2013 solidified his place in the rap scene, with subsequent projects featuring industry heavyweights like Future, WG, and Lil Boosie.
His impact extended beyond his solo work, as seen in his collaboration with Future and Juice Wrld on the chart-topping track “Jet Lag” in 2018. Young Scooter’s versatile talent and contributions to the music industry will be remembered by fans and peers alike.
Young Scooter’s untimely passing at the age of 39 has left a void in the music world. His legacy as a talented rapper and collaborator will continue to inspire future generations of artists and fans.
Rest in Peace, Young Scooter. Your music will live on.
