"A Philadelphia rapper, alleged to be the leader of a violent street gang, has been accused of digging up an enemy's grave and is now facing charges for shooting and killing someone."

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The newspaper reported that prosecutors described the popular 25-year-old rapper as “the ringleader of a notoriously violent gang based in West Philadelphia.” According to The Inquirer, police stated that Vicks was shot multiple times in the chest and right hand shortly after 3:30 p.m.

He was taken to Einstein Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at 3:55 p.m.

The Inquirer also noted that the gang Vicks allegedly led is known as “YBC” or “Young Bag Chasers.”

Additionally, the article mentioned that Quamere Hall, a 22-year-old rapper performing as “Mere Pablo,” was arrested earlier this month and charged in connection with the shooting death of a 34-year-old man. Hall was described as “a Vicks associate.” The Inquirer revealed that Hall was at the Criminal Justice Center when he was apprehended, as he was there to support another YBC member, Arshad Curry, who was facing sentencing for a shooting in 2021 that left five people injured, three of whom died. Curry received a sentence of up to 85 years in prison.

The newspaper also reported that three other YBC members were convicted last year for the killings of two teenagers.

Vicks, nicknamed “Mr. Disrespectful,” gained notoriety on social media in February for a video where he was seen digging up the grave of an enemy. When asked about the video on the “No Jumper” podcast earlier this year, Vicks confirmed his involvement.

“Yeah, that was me,” he said, when asked if he was the one in the video. “I was trying to find that (expletive’s) grave. He ain’t got one though. They never got him one.”

He laughed and added, “I’m not giving people clout anymore. I’m done with that. I ain’t saying no names.”