Noble Young
Outlawz rapper is dead
Rapper Noble Young, member of the Outlawz and former buddy of the legendary Tupac Shakur, is dead.
Outlawz member Young Noble (1978-2025) died at the age of only 47. The rapper had his big breakthrough in hip-hop after joining the Outlawz rap group in early 1996. He was the last member of the legendary group that was personally added by Rap icon Tupac Shakur (1971-1996).
He worked on posthum tupac-shakur plate
Young Noble, who was born as Rufus Cooper III in Sierra Madre, California, could also be heard on four songs by Tupac Shakurs Posthum published post -released album “The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory”. The album was released in November 1996 – only a few months after Tupac Shakur was shot in Las Vegas.
Young Noble also published several solo studio albums, including “Noble Justice” and “Son of God”.
Rapper survived a heart attack
In 2021 he suffered a severe heart attack and was then grateful on his Instagram account for a second chance. He is said to have recovered well from the health setback. As the US portal “TMZ” continued, he is said to have recently played with friends basketball and worked fit.
It also says that the rapper has committed suicide. He was found dead on July 4 in his house in Atlanta, Georgia. Further details on the circumstances of the tragic incident are examined by the authorities.
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