NEWS: Cali Swag's M-Bone Death Stirs Numerous Reports, Fans React

WHAT THE FUCK YO. WHY.



Cali Swagg District isn't that old. In fact the group recently came out just in 2010, spick brand new on the streets of the rap nation. These reports below are from, www.rapfix.mtv.com. This is truly an outrage, and my heart goes out to you, Montae' "M-Bone" Talbert. May you always stay fly-- R. I. P. Brodie.

Reports:

In the wake of the senseless murder of Cali Swag District's M-Bone a litany of reports surrounding the MC's death have flooded the media. The 22 year old Inglewood native was shot two times this past Sunday night by an unknown assailant not far from where he grew up. Since his passing a startling report suggested that M-Bone was the victim of jealousy at the hands of a neighbor angered by the stars success.

According to website TMZ, M-Bones girlfriend spoke with the outlet and gave information that an unknown man had been threatening Bone on Twitter and possibly could be the same man who fired on her boyfriend inside a vehicle she owns. More surprising, the unnamed girlfriend says that M-Bone had not even been back in Los Angeles for 24 hours before he was killed.

News of M-Bone's killing has continued to leave the Hip-Hop community in a state of shock.

"Can I get a moment of silence for the lil homie M-Bone R.I.P. from Cali Swag District" The Game tweeted. "A kid Gunned down in the streets of Los Angeles SMH."

Beyonce's younger sister and producer Jermaine Dupri talked about the impact M-Bone had on the music industry.

"M-Bone from Cali Swag District, a life gone too soon" said Solange. "Part of a creation that brought so many momentous & happy times to me & friends."

"He was instrumental at showing people the dances. He was the main inspiration behind the creative dances that ultimately defined the group. He was the fourth member, who didn’t rap, but played his position by taking the lead on creating unique dances."

The Inglewood Police Department is asking anyone with information to come forward and call its homicide division at (310) 412-5246 or its 24-hour anonymous hotline number, (888) 41 CRIME, or (888) 412-7463.