Bloodhound Q50’s Final Minutes on Wentworth Avenue in Chicago
A convenience-store security tape circulating Monday shows Chicago drill rapper Bloodhound Q50 inside a South Side gas station shortly before he was killed in a multi-gunman attack in the parking lot. The clip, posted on X by @Houstonslimest2 under the caption “Bloodhound Q50 footage inside the store before it happened,” runs just under a minute and contains no narration. It has drawn more than 4.5 million views.
The recording comes from Camera 01 at the BP station at 4248 South Wentworth Avenue in Fuller Park. Mikquale T. Cooper, 22, who recorded as Bloodhound Q50, was pronounced dead at 4:35 a.m. Sunday after being shot in the chest and shoulder while seated in a white Tesla outside the same business. Chicago police have not announced arrests.
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@Houstonslimest2 posted the interior file with the caption “Bloodhound Q50 footage inside the store before it happened.” It runs about 53 seconds, is tagged Camera 01, and has no host. There is no usable spoken line to quote. By Monday the post had climbed past 4.5 million views, with thousands of bookmarks attached to the same short tape.
The room is a standard late-night counter space. Glass double doors take up the center. Yellow caution markers rest on dark tile. Refrigerated cases and an ATM sit where they always sit. Cooper, in a dark shirt and shorts, stands at the entrance with a small purchase. Another adult in a contrasting work jacket is planted at the same doors. A slighter person in a green hooded sweatshirt comes in from the lot as Cooper starts out…