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Who is BloodHound Q50's girl friend? Emotional Instagram post after rapper's death catches eye - ‘It’s always been us'

Bloodhound Q50 or Mikquale T. Cooper was a Chicago rapper who was killed when multiple gunmen drove up next to his Tesla at a gas station.

Who is BloodHound Q50's girl friend? Emotional Instagram post after rapper's death catches eye - ‘It’s always been us'

On September 13, rapper BloodHound Q50, also known as Mikquale T. Cooper, was killed in Chicago when gunmen shot at his car while he was in his Tesla at the Fuller Park gas station. The 22-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene after suffering gunshot wounds to the chest and shoulder. BloodHound Q50 had been in a vehicle when two vehicles pulled up alongside and several gunmen opened fire.

Reactions to the rapper's death were widespread, including an emotional Instagram post from a girl friend, who identified herself as 'renee362_' and called BloodHound Q50 her 'best friend'. In the Instagram post, she expressed her grief, saying "I love u so much more than I could put in words" and reflecting on their 10-year friendship.

Despite the emotional content of the post, sources suggest that BloodHound Q50 was not in an official relationship with the girl, and he had several close female friends who also mourned his loss.

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