Mikquale Cooper Obituary-Shooting News: BloodHound Q50, 22, Reportedly Killed in Chicago Shooting
Chicago’s hip-hop community is mourning the reported death of BloodHound Q50, the stage name of Mikquale Cooper, who was reportedly killed in a shooting in Chicago’s Fuller Park neighborhood.
Cooper, 22, had been building a name within Chicago’s drill music scene and reaching audiences beyond the city. News of his reported death has sparked grief among those familiar with his music and growing career.
According to reports, the fatal shooting happened during the early morning hours of Sunday, September 13, 2026. Police reportedly said two vehicles pulled alongside the vehicle in which the victim was sitting before gunfire was exchanged.
The shooting was reported at approximately 3:58 a.m., while Cooper was seated in the driver’s seat. He reportedly suffered gunshot wounds to the chest and shoulder.
Responding officers attempted to provide assistance, but Cooper was pronounced dead at the scene.
The vehicles involved reportedly left the area as investigators began working to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Details about a possible suspect, motive, or arrests were not provided in the information available.
Cooper’s reported death marks a heartbreaking loss for his family, friends, supporters, and members of Chicago’s music community.
May Mikquale “BloodHound Q50” Cooper rest in peace.