Introduction
In the heart of Chicago's South Side, the burgeoning rap scene was dealt a devastating blow with the untimely death of Mario "Blood Money" Hess. A cousin to famed rapper Chief Keef, Hess's promising career was abruptly halted by a tragic act of violence. Despite his recent ascent in the music industry, his life was cut short, leaving many questions unanswered.
The Rise of Blood Money
Mario Hess, known in the music world as Blood Money and later as Big Glo, was a native of Chicago's Englewood neighborhood. His affiliation with Chief Keef's Glory Boyz Entertainment (GBE) provided him a platform to showcase his talent. Tracks like "F--k Rehab," a collaboration with Chief Keef released in March 2014, garnered significant attention, amassing over 13 million views on WorldStarHipHop within a month. This momentum led to a coveted record deal with Interscope Records, accompanied by a $50,000 signing bonus. ...Read More
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