Rapper Trouble was shot dead at the age of 34 after posting videos of himself partying.
The Atlanta artist - whose real name was Mariel Semonte Orr - was shot dead at an apartment complex in Conyers at 3.20am on Sunday, reports Daily Mail.
Rockdale County Sheriff's Office say they discovered Orr lying on the ground from a gunshot wound before he was transported to hospital and was later pronounced dead.
On the night of his death, he posted videos of himself partying via his Instagram stories.
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Despite no arrests have been made at the time of writing, police have issued a warrant for 33-year-old Atlanta man Jamichael Jones, who is wanted in connection with the murder, according to CBS46.
Rockdale County Public Information Officer Jedidia Canty said: "What we know and what I can tell you is that Mr. Mariel Orr was visiting a female friend at the apartment complex and Mr. Jamichael Jones did know the female and it was a domestic situation.
“I know there are a lot of people that are really upset right now about the situation.”
Rockdale County Sheriff's Office have been contacted for a comment.
Trouble collaborated with the likes of Drake, Migos, Mike Will Made-It and the Weeknd.
Def Jam, Trouble's label, paid tribute to the late rapper and wrote: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the children, loved ones, and fans of Trouble.
"A true voice for his city and an inspiration to the community he proudly represented. RIP Scoob."
Producer Mike Will Made added: "Trouble’s personality lit up a room and his conversation left you more creative then when you walked in.
"His accent, dialect, and charisma were of constant discussion when we spoke; usually chats full of laughter."
Meek Mill tweeted: "And I woke up to rip trouble…. Everybody texting be careful! Smh rip fam!!!!"
Lil Duval also wrote: "Damn trouble was somebody i use to really preach to and help spiritually. And he was learning how to be happy and live life. This one kinda hurt me i ain’t gon front."
Alexis Skyy said: "Rip @TroubleDTE I’m so sorry this happen to you Skoob you didn’t deserve this I’m praying for your kids and family."
Both T.I and Gucci Mane simply wrote: "R.I.P. Trouble," on their respective timelines.
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Anish Vij