Many ardent fans of L’A Capone believe the aspiring Chicago MC was on his way to rap stardom before his untimely death. Tadoe recently backed these claims with some interesting news.

Capone, he said, was on his way to becoming an official member of Chief Keef’s Glo Gang.

Tadoe revealed this news on Capone’s 18th birthday.

“HGD To lil bro LA too on Gang shorty was finna be in GLO G.I.P,” the “Tadoe Tuesday” rapper wrote on IG.



Glo Gang currently consists of rappers Tadoe, BallOut, Capo, Tray Savage, Justo and ManeMane4CGG to name a few.

Capone was gunned down Sept. 26, 2013 upon leaving a recording studio.

Capone, whose birth name is Leonard Anderson, entered an alley around 6:25 p.m. following his recording session when an unknown assailant fired several shots, striking the “Round Here” rapper in the right thigh and lower back, according to the Chicago Sun Times.

Medical personnel transported Anderson to Northwestern Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m. He was 17.

Capone was a burgeoning rap artist whose hit songs include, “Play For Keeps,” “Round Here,” “Shooters,” “Murder,” “The Gat” and “So Loud.”

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