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July 5, 2025
Young Noble, one of the founders of the rap group of Tupac Shakur, the Outlawz, died, which led to an outpouring of sorrow of the hip -hop community.
Rufus Lee Cooper III, known by Hiphop fans such as Young Noble and an old member of the legendary rap group of Tupac Shakur, the Outlawz, died at the age of 47. According to Close Associates, Cooper died early in the morning on July 4 in Atlanta.
The news was confirmed by colleague Outlawz -member Edi Mean, who went to Instagram to share the heartbreaking update.
“Today I have some of the worst and unexpected news that you were conceivable. My brother and partner have taken his life this morning for more than 30 years this morning [July 4]”He wrote.
“Rest in Power Rufus Young Noble Cooper.”
Middel also urged the public to respect the privacy of the family during this difficult time.
“I am clearly not in shape to talk about this now, so I please give his family for a while to process this. Spiritual disease is a real struggle fought by so many. Check your people,” concluded the post.
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The death of Young Noble sent ripples through the hip hop community and moved various artists and fans to express their grief online.
Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony shared his participation on social media and wrote: “Rip to my Thug-Broer @young_Noble has just received the devastating news. I think of Edi and his whole family. My condolences to his family, wife, children, friends and fans. Rest Eternal.”
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Cooper, born in Sierra Madre, California, spent part of his youth in New Jersey, where he met future Outlawz employees Hussein Fatal and Yaki Kadafi.
He returned to California in the mid -1990s, where he crossed paths with Tupac Shakur during the creation of the album ‘All Eyez On Me’. It was the fourth studio album of 2PAC and the final released during his life. It was released on February 13, 1996.
Jong noble made His first big performance at the Tupac’s posthumous album, “The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory”, with iconic songs such as “Hail Mary”, “Bomb First (My Second Reply),” “Life of a Outlaw” and “Just like daddy.”
He later released a series of solo projects that started with “Noble Justice” in 2002, followed by “Son of God” in 2012, “Powerful” in 2016 and “3rd Eye View” in 2019.
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