News -- Rapper Young Noble, of Late Tupac's Outlawz rap group, reportedly commits suicide

By Racheal Ayodele

Popular American singer, Young Noble, a member of Tupac’s Outlawz rap group is dead.

The rapper reportedly died by suicide at age 47.

His colleague at the Outlawz group, E.D.I. Mean, announced his passage in a post on his Instagram page.

While revealing that Noble died by suicide, E.D.I. Mean called the attention of his fans to the realities of mental illness, and urged them to always check on their loved ones.

“My brother & partner of over 30years took his life this morning. Rest in Power Young Noble. Mental illness is real. CHECK ON YOUR FOLKS”.

Also reacting to the news, Tupac’s official page reshared the post by E.D.I. Mean on Instagram.

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