Tribute to dead rappers

                                  HUSSEIN FATAL                                                                                                                                                                      

Date of birth:April 3,1977
Place of birth:Montclair,New Jersey,U.S. 
Date deceased:July 10.2015  (aged 38)
Place of death:Banks County,Georgia,U.S.
Cause of death:Car accident





About Hussein Fatal:
Dear readers,after a quite some time I am writing a new post,and I'm very sad it has to be about my favourite rapper from 2pac's group,Outlawz.I liked Fatal's rapping ever since I heard ''Hit em up'',and in my opinion,his verse was the best one,right after 2pac's.
And to be honest,I always thought it was a shame that Hussein Fatal did not perform with 2pac and the rest of the Outlawz on a ''House of Blues'' concert on July 4,1996,which is now at least in my opinion an epic concert.The reason was allegedly a minor dispute between Fatal and Pac.
That was also the reason Fatal was not with 2pac on that tragic night of September 7,1996,when 2pac was fatally shot.And I believe his words,when he said that 2pac wouldn't be shot ih he was with him that night (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN0HPJByNUA).
To me Hussein Fatal was a really talented rapper who never used his potential to the fullest,and I think it was partially because of 2pac's death.
I first saw the knews about his death on facebook,since the word has spread very quickly,and I was very sad to find out after some research,that he really did die.Making him the third deceased Outlaw after 2pac and Yaki Kadafi,about wich I wrote in my earlier posts.

Generally about Hussein Fatal:
Hussein Fatal (real name Bruce Edward Washington,Jr.) was born on April 3,1977 in Montclair,New Jersey,U.S.
In the beginning Fatal was rapping mostly on the streets,since his main job was selling drugs at the time.Lucky for him,he attended the same school as Yaki Kadafi (real name Yafeu Fula),who was 2pac's cousin,and even though Fatal didn't believed him that,Fula soon introduced him to 2pac who was at the time in jail.2pac was forming a group ''Outlawz'',and after hearing Fatal's freestyle rapping,he was so impressed so he added him to his group along with Yaki Kadafi.Fatal added ''Hussein'' to his name,after Saddam Hussein,then Iraq's president and the enemy of U.S.A. (all members ot the Outlawz took their pseudonyms like that,or after some intelectuals).
He was then included in many songs from 2pac's ''All Eyez on Me'' album,including already mentioned Notorious B.I.G. diss,''Hit Em Up''.
When 2pac was shot on September 7,1996,Fatal was in New Jersey,some say because of his minor dispute with Pac,some say because of a court hearing.Nevertheless,after 2pac's death both Fatal and Kadafi moved back to Montclair,New Jersey from Los Angeles.
After Yaki Kadafi too was killed on November 10,same year,Hussein Fatal was so depressed that he decided to leave hip-hop and once again start to deal drugs.
But a year after,he welcomed his first child,Chyna and he decided to leave drug dealing for good,and commit to hip-hop once again.
He released his first solo album ''In The Line of Fire'' in March 1998,but since his record label bankrupted it didn't reach any success.
He later singed for Rap-A-Lot Records under wich he released his second album ''Fatal''.
He also colaborated with Ja Rule,and in 2010's reunited with Outlawz which he left because Fatal allegedly blamed Napoleon's cousin for (fellow group member) Kadafi's death.
Before his death he founded his own record label ''Thugtertainment'',and released many mixtapes.

Hussein Fatal's Death:
On July 10,2015,Hussein Fatal died in a car accident in Banks County,Georgia.His girlfriend was driving reclessly on a freeway and later was charged with driving under the influence.

Hussein Fatal discography:
1998: In The Line of Fire
2002: Fatal
2007: Thug in Thug Out (with Young Noble)
2010: Outkasted Outlawz (with Nutt-So)
2009: Born Legendary
2011: Perfect Timing (with Outlawz)
2013: The Interview: It's Not a Gimmik 2 me
2015: Ridin' All Week On 'Em