Rapper Lil RT Shooting Investigations: 10-year-old Atlanta, Georgia Rapper Lil RT lost his older brother to a shooting on Tuesday night. 14-year-old PCF Kari passed away in a deadly shooting that happened on Tuesday, October 5, 2024.
The teenager was identified as the victim who later died at the hospital. “10-Year-Old Rapper #LilRT’s 14-Year-Old Homie #PCFKari Was Sh*t And K*lled In Atlanta. RIP to #LilRT’s brother #PcfKari who was sh*t & k*lled last night ️ He was 13 years old ️ Condolences to his family.”
What happened To Lil RT’s brother PCF Kari?
A double shooting near the Atlanta University Centre on Tuesday killed an 18-year-old and injured a 14-year-old, according to Atlanta police. Police said they were dispatched to a petrol station at the intersection of Sells Avenue SW and Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard SW around 4:18 p.m. in response to two shootings.
The petrol station is near the university center, which includes Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College, and Morehouse College. Police said they discovered an 18-year-old man, later named Raquavious Ferguson, and a 14-year-old kid who had both been shot once. Both victims were transported to the hospital. Ferguson was in critical condition when cops discovered him. Despite life-saving measures, he died of injuries at the hospital.
Who Was Lil RT?
Lil RT (born June 2014) is an American rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. He achieved popularity after his song “60 Miles” went viral on YouTube. Conservative observers have lambasted him and his parents for the explicit and mature topics in his music. Lil RT was born in June 2014 in the West Atlanta neighborhood of Bankhead
Lil RT Songs
Lil RT’s debut single, “60 Miles,” was released in October 2023, alongside Batmaan Jay. The song soon became famous on YouTube, with over 4 million views in just a few months. The music explores topics of street life and urban hardships. Critics have recognized the song’s explicit lyrics and mature themes, which have aroused both praise and controversy among renowned pundits. In October 2023, he released the sequel “60 Miles 2” with Florida rapper SCY Jimm, followed by “60 Miles 3” with Doe Boy
In February 2024, Lil RT performed at a party in Miami’s Little River area. The performance featured sexual aspects such as dancers twerking on him and an OnlyFans model wearing a thong. Conservative commentators panned the performance. Candace Owens described it as an example of “sinister, evil people trying to invade our souls with filth”
Owens previously stated that his lyrics “speak to the corrosion of our culture”. Lil Tony, a West Atlanta rapper, defended Lil RT on a podcast, saying, “He’s been like this. I can’t even call it his fault. This is exactly where he comes from.”
PCF Kari Obituary and Funeral Arrangements will be Released by the Family
