Murder of MO3: Yella Beezy accused of ordering the rapper’s murder
22 march 2025 в 00:50
MO3 passed away in November 2020 after being fatally shot in the middle of an interstate highway in Texas. The late artist, known as «Outside» whose real name was Melvin Abdul Noble Jr., was being pursued by a shooter at the time, who was accused of hiring someone to murder another hip-hop artist, Yella Beezy. Below are the details of the case so far, from who shot MO3, to how Yella Beezy was allegedly involved.
Yella Beezy (real name: Markis Deandre Conway), a hip-hop artist, was arrested in March 2025 and charged with premeditated murder for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill MO3.
During a previous interview with Flaunt magazine, MO3 explained the message he wanted to convey through his music.
«The Black community and the Hispanic community — we face a lot of adversity and struggle», - he told the publication. «I'm delivering a message, I’m giving hope. I, as a rapper, but you can do anything. You’re not limited to one thing. I preach that. Whether it’s my story or the next person’s story, they will feel me. They will relate».
During this interview, MO3 was asked about the murder of the late rapper Pop Smoke in February 2020, acknowledging that rappers are «targeted».
«It's always been like that. With security or without security, you’re always targeted», - MO3 said. «Your level of success makes you a target. You have people looking at you who are less fortunate, so you automatically become a target. You don’t look at anyone, you don’t know these people, but you automatically become a target».
No, Yella Beezy was not charged with physically killing MO3, but the Dallas County grand jury charged Conway with allegedly orchestrating MO3's death «for hire». This charge, reports suggest, implies that Yella Beezy allegedly hired someone to carry out the shooting.
Two individuals were previously charged in connection with MO3's murder. Kewon Dontrell White was charged with murder after being found with a 9 mm pistol. Another individual named Devin Maurice Brown was subsequently charged and accused of aiding in coordinating the fatal shooting.
Fans claim that MO3 and Yella Beezy had disagreements before MO3's death. It is unclear when their alleged feud began
Yella Beezy (real name: Markis Deandre Conway), a hip-hop artist, was arrested in March 2025 and charged with premeditated murder for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill MO3.
During a previous interview with Flaunt magazine, MO3 explained the message he wanted to convey through his music.
«The Black community and the Hispanic community — we face a lot of adversity and struggle», - he told the publication. «I'm delivering a message, I’m giving hope. I, as a rapper, but you can do anything. You’re not limited to one thing. I preach that. Whether it’s my story or the next person’s story, they will feel me. They will relate».
During this interview, MO3 was asked about the murder of the late rapper Pop Smoke in February 2020, acknowledging that rappers are «targeted».
«It's always been like that. With security or without security, you’re always targeted», - MO3 said. «Your level of success makes you a target. You have people looking at you who are less fortunate, so you automatically become a target. You don’t look at anyone, you don’t know these people, but you automatically become a target».
No, Yella Beezy was not charged with physically killing MO3, but the Dallas County grand jury charged Conway with allegedly orchestrating MO3's death «for hire». This charge, reports suggest, implies that Yella Beezy allegedly hired someone to carry out the shooting.
Two individuals were previously charged in connection with MO3's murder. Kewon Dontrell White was charged with murder after being found with a 9 mm pistol. Another individual named Devin Maurice Brown was subsequently charged and accused of aiding in coordinating the fatal shooting.
Fans claim that MO3 and Yella Beezy had disagreements before MO3's death. It is unclear when their alleged feud began
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