Baby Cino: Last News

The Washington Post by his manager, comes nearly two years after he survived another shooting attempt in 2020.Writing on Twitter after that, he posted: “I Ain’t Never Show This Pictures But July 5th Last Year They Told My Mother I Was Dead I Came Back… I’m Blessed & thankful I’m Still Here.”It is not yet known if the two incidents are connected.Goonew first made a name for himself in 2017 after working with Lil Dude, before signing with Hoodrich Pablo Juan. He had released several mixtapes including ‘Hey Auntie’, ‘Big 64’ and ‘Goonwick 2’.He developed his style and fanbase over the next four years, with The Washington Post describing his music as “timeless”.An obituary from the newspaper said: “The 24-year-old Maryland rapper had a gift for smearing time, phrasing his rhymes slightly in front of the beat, making the present moment feel weightless and imprecise.

The Miami-Dade Police Department are still on the hunt for the shooter who gunned down and killed aspiring rapper Baby Cino.The ambush happened just moments after Baby Cino (born Timothy Starks), 20, was released fromthe Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami, Florida after being arrested on a gun charge,the Miami Herald reports.Police are still gathering information but it appears someone pulled up to the car Starks was riding in and fired off at least 40 shots, which killed Starks and injured his friend who had just picked him up at the jail. Murdered in broad daylight: Baby Cino (born Timothy Starks), 20, was shot and killed in a highway ambush just moments after he posted bond on a gun charge and left theTurner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami, FloridaStarks had been released from jail on Wednesday afternoon after posting bond.