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On Tuesday morning, Takeoff was shot twice and died when he was fired twice. No arrests have been made as of yet. Quavo, his Migos cousin, was caught on camera riding in a car with a handgun on display on the center console. Given the chaos and the presence of weapons within his own entourage, this footage suggests that Takeoff was not cut down in so-called friendly fire. On the video, an unidentified individual can be seen saying, "Don't believe we're playing, don't think we're playing, don't think we're playing man." Rumors were rife that Migos was on the verge of splitting as Quavo and Takeoff had released a track without the third member of the band, Offset

While cops announce a manhunt for his killer, heartbroken supporters watched as medical examiners extracted the body of Migos rapper Takeoff, who was shot in the 'head or neck' in a controversy. As a group assembled outside of the 810 Billiards & Bowling Houston, Texas, at 2.34 a.m., the 28-year-old, who is a member of the hip hop trio, was fired at a 'private party'. The artist was killed on the scene of the shooting, and police have launched a manhunt to find the shooter or shooters responsible for the attack. The assassination was suspected by Houston Police Chief Troy Finner with Takeoff, who described him as'very kind and loving'. Authorities say they have no reason to suspect him in anything unlawful, and they have confirmed that two pistols were used in the incident. Any witnesses or anyone with details are urging the police to come forward in order to apprehend his murderer. A 23-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman were admitted to hospital in private ambulances with gunshot wounds that are not thought to be life threatening.

In a tragic Instagram post hours after his friend Takeoff was killed in Houston on Tuesday, Rapper Desiigner burst in tears and promised to stop playing in a sad Instagram post. The Panda musician revealed he was 'done' with rap just hours after Takeoff, 28, was fired in the 'head or neck' in a shoot over a game of dice.'

Since the Migos rapper was shot dead 'over a game of dice,' outside of a bowling alley in Texas on Tuesday, tributes have poured in for Takeoff. As a group assembled outside of the 810 Billiards & Bowling Houston at 2.30 a.m., the 28-year-old, who is a member of the hip hop trio, was shot at a "private party." One individual was discovered dead on the scene at 1200 Polk, but police are unable to reveal the individual's name.

When a group assembled outside a club in Houston, Rapper Takeoff, who is best known as a member of the hip hop band Migos, was fired. According to a photograph from the scene, Takeoff is found dead on the ground just hours after he shared a post on Instagram showing him wearing the same outfit whilst not smoking. Police in Houston did not identify the rapper as the perpetrator in the shooting, but they did announce that one individual was killed in a shooting at 1200 Polk in downtown Houston. On arrival, the perpetrator was discovered dead, according to police.