Takeoff's unexpected death has shocked hip-hop fans, with many fans developing intriguing theories regarding his unfortunate fate.
On November 1, the Migos rapper was shot and died at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas.
This happened only hours after he and his bandmate Quavo debuted their music video for "Messy."
Many admirers, however, recognized how the music video seemed to foreshadow Takeoff's demise.
At the 1:10 minute mark, a group of people fight over what appears to be a gambling issue. In one scene, Takeoff was seen standing next to the grim reaper post, holding a RIP sign.
@PapaKing73 said on Twitter after watching the "Messy" music video, "Song was released on Halloween. Dice game, Takeoff standing under a RIP sign."
@Hansnsjunguna also tweeted after noticing the weird coincidences, "Ain't nun like coincidence on earth."
@MimiBackAgain also quipped, "So it's not weird to nobody but me that Takeoff and quavo did that video for messy and then he died? The video's setting is on Halloween, the day he passed. They're playing dice in the video. He died at a dice game. In the beginning of the video quavo is repeating 'take'. Well..?"
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Takeoff and Quavo Video
A video of Takeoff and Quavo engaged in a heated confrontation with a group surfaced.
According to TMZ, there was a debate about playing hoops, and someone, probably Quavo, replied, "I don't get down like that."
However, a few seconds later, more than 10 shots were fired, and individuals around could be seen fleeing the scene in an attempt to save their lives.
Takeoff, on the other hand, was shot in the head and body.
Chilling 911 Call of A Panicked Quavo
According to another report by TMZ, Quavo cried for help after Takeoff was murdered by a "stray gunshot," and he and a witness were spotted attempting to revive his nephew. He was subsequently pronounced dead on the spot, though.
In one video, Quavo can be heard asking the 911 operator, "What does she need to do?" after a lady on the scene, thought to be a nurse, attempts to assist.
Celebrities and fans are mourning the passing of a great rapper, including Kylie Jenner, who called it a "heartbreaking loss." Travis Scott also uploaded a black and white photo of himself and Takeoff with the comment, "Forever the space cadet. Take forever the rocket, the most humble, and the illest 4ever."
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