Rapper Young Bleed Dead at 51 Following Brain Aneurysm
Rapper Young Bleed, whose real name was Glenn Clifton Jr., passed away at the age of 51 after suffering complications from a brain aneurysm. The artist reportedly died on Saturday, just days after being admitted to the hospital and placed in the ICU on a ventilator, according to TMZ.
Tameka Long, the mother of his 10-year-old son, told the outlet that the aneurysm was caused by internal bleeding. She shared that the incident came unexpectedly and the family had been hoping for his recovery.
“As of November 1st, my dad gained his wings. This is a tough topic for me — not sure how it’s gonna go. But I am here to clear up a lot of false narratives,”
said his son, Ty’Gee Ramon, in an emotional Instagram video on Monday, confirming the news of his father’s passing. He reflected on Young Bleed’s influence in hip-hop and expressed gratitude to his fans for their support.
Legacy in Hip-Hop
Young Bleed gained recognition for his 1997 hit “How Ya Do That,” featured on the soundtrack of the film I’m Bout It. Over his career, he earned respect for his smooth Southern style and collaborations that helped shape Louisiana rap culture.
According to his son, Young Bleed did not have serious health issues prior to his death, though he did have high blood pressure for which he was taking medication.
Author’s Summary
Young Bleed, a respected Southern rapper known for his 1997 hit “How Ya Do That,” died from a brain aneurysm at 51, leaving a legacy cherished by fans and peers.