’90s Rap Icon Hospitalized in ICU Days After Reunion Performance
A recent reunion performance has led to serious health concerns for a renowned rapper from the 1990s. Young Bleed, known for his affiliation with No Limit Records, was hospitalized after experiencing a medical crisis shortly after taking the stage.
Health Emergency Following Performance
Glenn Clifton Jr., famously known as Young Bleed, fell ill after performing his popular track “How Ya Do Dat” during a Verzuz battle. This event pitted two legendary Louisiana rap groups, No Limit Records and Cash Money, against each other in Las Vegas. The performance marked a significant moment in hip-hop history, as both groups had not shared the stage despite their shared roots in the vibrant Louisiana music scene.
Medical Crisis
Young Bleed, aged 47, reportedly suffered a brain aneurysm. Following the performance, he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Sources indicate that Bleed’s condition remains serious but no further updates have been provided on his health status.
Community Support
A woman purported to be Bleed’s sister took to social media to request that fans refrain from posting premature “rest in peace” messages. In a show of solidarity, Master P, the founder of No Limit Records, shared a heartfelt message on Instagram. He emphasized the need for prayers for Bleed and his family as he battles for recovery in the ICU.
Iconic Reunion and Legacy
- Event: Verzuz battle featuring No Limit Records and Cash Money
- Location: Las Vegas
- Rapper’s Age: 47
- Health Issue: Brain aneurysm
- Performance: “How Ya Do Dat” (1998 hit)
The feeling in the hip-hop community is one of hope as fans and fellow artists rally around Young Bleed during this difficult time. Further updates on his condition are awaited, as the support continues to pour in from all corners of the music industry.
