Following a Nas and ScHoolboy Q concert in Denver over the weekend, a shooting broke out that injured three people. A man with a rifle came out of the bushes and began firing at Q’s SUV as he left the show…but yet, Q was detained in the melee and the shooter hasn’t been caught? What the hell kind of hip-hop police BS is this? In the radio transmissions between dispatch and cops rushing to the scene below, you can hear cops were ready for a gunfight as the dispatcher explains that someone was shot in the head and another in the back. Two of the victims are still hospitalized, but they’re expected to be okay. Q was later released and is currently in NYC. Meanwhile, the shooter is still at large.
Schoolboy Q Shooting Was Targeted?!
As previously reported, a shooting where three were injured took place outside of Schoolboy Q and Nas’ show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Denver on Thursday night. Now, police are saying that it wasn’t a random act of violence and that it may have been targeted! Find out more after the jump!
TDE CEO Reveals Who’s Up Next! Plus Gives The Deets On These Days Release!
After Ab-Soul drops These Days in just four more days, Top Dawg, TDE’s CEO, will have fulfilled 4 of his 6 project promise for 2014. Wondering who’s going to be number 5? Find out after the jump!
(Photos) Three Shot At Nas & ScHoolBoy Q Show in Denver – Q Detained By Police
Is this what happens when you go to Denver? Following a Nas and ScHoolboy Q concert at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a shooting broke out that injured three individuals. The three victims fled the scene, but were later tracked down. Tsk Tsk. Although it’s being said that he’s not under arrest, Q was detained after the incident took place. Oh Boy! Check out the scene down bottom.
Schoolboy Q Explains Why The Game Is F*cked Up, Talks On Labeling An Album A “Classic” Too Soon
The Schoolboy is dropping some of his own knowledge on the hip hop world in his most recent interview with Acclaim Mag. Q discusses taking time for an album to marinate before labeling it a classic and even serves some insight on what is wrong with the rap game right now. Read what he had to say after the jump!
