Rapper Tray Savage from Chief Keef's GBE Label Dead at 26
Rapper Tray Savage Dead at 26
UPDATE
9:47 AM PT -- Tray's family tells TMZ -- The entire Chief Glo Gang Family are extremely saddened about the loss of Kentray “Tray Savage” Young who was taken too soon today. His first love was always devoted to his fianceé, kids, family, and music. Regrettably, we can’t take back the actions done by others, but we stand firmly behind the fact that Kentray “Tray Savage” Young should be here today alive and continuing his amazing contributions to society. His friends, family and entertainment family will continue to honor his legacy.
Rapper Tray Savage, a member of Chief Keef's record label, is dead ... TMZ has learned.
Tray was shot and killed Friday on the South Side of Chicago ... according to sources. We're told the rapper was driving in the Chatham neighborhood around 11 AM when someone opened fire, striking Tray in the shoulder and neck.
Police say Tray's car hit 3 other vehicles after he was hit by the gunfire. He was rushed to the University of Chicago Medical Canter, where he was later pronounced dead.
Witnesses say they noticed a white SUV in the neighborhood at the time of the fatal shooting ... and detectives are investigating, though no suspects are in custody yet.
Born in Chicago, Tray was a member of the rap label Glory Boyz Entertainment, also known as GBE, which is owned by Fredo Santana and Chief Keef.
Savage is most famous for his 2013 collab with Chief Keef, "Chiefin Keef." He also has a ton of other music videos on YouTube, including "Faces," "Know Who I Am," and "Got The Mac."
Tray was only 26.
RIP
Originally Published -- 6/19 1:27 PM PT
