Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA - JUNE 27: Young Bleed attends the Master P and the No Limit Soldiers Reunion at The Orion Amphitheater on ...

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The hip-hop community continues to mourn the loss of Baton Rouge legend Young Bleed, best known for his 1998 hit “How Ya Do Dat.” Following the rapper’s passing at 51, Master P has paid tribute in a ...

“My dad was 51 years old when this happened to him,” Ramon said. “My dad was never in and out of the hospital … This is something you can’t prepare for.” Young Bleed, a Baton Rouge native, was born ...

The hip hop community is mourning the loss of Young Bleed, the Baton Rouge rap veteran known for his classic hit “How Ya Do Dat.” The influential artist has passed away at 51 after suffering ...

Rapper Young Bleed shocked the world when he was hospitalized just days after an animated performance at the highly touted Cash Money Verzuz No Limit event at ComplexCon ... we're hearing he's not out ...

11:54 AM PT -- Master P has confirmed Young Bleed is still battling in the hospital and pleaded with his millions of followers to pray for the rapper. Instagram / @masterp Continue reading original ...

Young Bleed remains in intensive care after a brain aneurysm diagnosis, days after performing at the Cash Money vs. No Limit Verzuz. Young Bleed was rushed to the ICU after suffering a brain aneurysm ...

Young Bleed, the Baton Rouge Hip-Hop pioneer behind My Balls and My Word, died from complications of a brain aneurysm, his publicist confirmed Monday. Young Bleed, the Baton Rouge lyricist who helped ...

Young Bleed has passed away following complications from a brain aneurysm. The former No Limit star died on Nov. 1 at 51 years old, according to his son, Ty'Gee Ramon Clifton, who announced the news ...

Young Bleed, the Baton Rouge rapper who struck big with 1997's "How Ya Do Dat" and was part of No Limit Records' hold as a Southern rap empire, died Saturday (Nov. 1) after complications from ...