Future shared a heartbreaking tribute to Younger Scooter, calling the loss “unreal” and saying his life “won’t ever be the identical.”
Future has damaged his silence on the tragic loss of life of longtime buddy and collaborator Younger Scooter with an emotional message on social media days after the rapper’s deadly accident in Atlanta.
“Life won’t ever b the identical with out u my brother. I like you my [ninja] this s### unreal [heartbroken emoji],” Future wrote on his Instagram Story on April 2, alongside a video of the 2 collectively.
Future shares a video & message relating to the passing of Younger Scooter 🕊️ pic.twitter.com/D7ohS1Sqev
— Coronary heart of the streetz 🩶 (@HOTS_twt) April 3, 2025
Earlier this week, he tweeted, “I can hear u loud and clear my brother(road)…we received u child.”
Younger Scooter, born Kenneth Edward Bailey, died on March 28—his thirty ninth birthday—after struggling a deadly harm whereas attempting to flee police throughout a chaotic scene at a house on William Nye Drive in Atlanta.
In line with the Fulton County Medical Examiner, the rapper’s loss of life was dominated unintentional.
He sustained a deep wound to his proper thigh after coming into contact with wood fencing or particles whereas making an attempt to leap over a number of fences. The harm triggered vital blood loss, and he was later pronounced useless on the hospital.
Police have been initially dispatched to the scene after receiving a 911 name that falsely claimed a lady was being assaulted and dragged again into the home, with gunfire reportedly heard.
When officers arrived, they arrange a fringe. Two males fled from the rear of the house—one returned inside whereas Scooter tried to flee via neighboring yards.
Authorities later confirmed that no girl matching the caller’s description was discovered and no photographs had been fired.
Police traced the decision to “Baddies” star Demetria Spence and arrested her on April 1. Cops charged Spence with transmitting a false public alarm beneath Georgia regulation.
Spence was granted bond Wednesday (April 2).
Younger Scooter Speaks On His Bond With Future
Future and Scooter’s bond stretched again to their Atlanta childhood, collaborating incessantly.
The 2 grew up collectively and remained shut all through their careers. In 2012, Scooter turned one of many first artists signed to Future’s label, Freebandz.
In a 2023 interview with AllHipHop, Younger Scooter spoke about how Future’s success impressed him to pursue music.
“I adore it. As a result of that’s the individual I grew up with and I seen all of it from day one. Day zero,” he mentioned.
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