BloodHound Q50’s Mother Ain’t Playing Games With The Opps
BloodHound Q50’s mom confronted cruel internet shade with her own clap backs.
Black News 
BloodHound Q50‘s mother has issued a serious warning to people mocking her son online.
Machetta Dudley, the 22-year-old slain rapper’s mother, took to Facebook hours after Q50 had been fatally shot early Sunday morning.
Her message was a mix of pain and rage.
“LET ME MAKE THIS MF CLEAR.. SOMEBODY MOMMA GONE BE CRYING LIKE ME OBD… Y’ALL WANNA TROLL I’M GONE TROLL ALOT OF YOU B-TCH A-S NI-AS FEARED MY SON ‼️‼️‼️‼️AND NOW YOU GONE HAVE TO FEAR HIS MOTHER ‼️‼️‼️‼️HE NOT HERE TO TELL ME DON’T DO THIS SOCIAL MEDIA,” Dudley wrote.
That feels like a threat. I don’t know how old she is, howeverrrrrrr she may be affiliated.
Investigators worked to determine who was responsible for a deadly shooting in Chicago’s Fuller Park neighborhood. I will not say who, however the is a man taking credit for the shooting,
Chicago police said a 22-year-old man was sitting behind the wheel of a vehicle in the 4200 block of South Wentworth Avenue shortly before 4 a.m. Sunday when two vehicles pulled alongside him. Multiple gunmen opened fire before both vehicles fled.
The victim suffered gunshot wounds to his chest and shoulder. Emergency personnel treated him at the scene but he was pronounced dead.
Area 1 detectives are investigating the homicide. Police had not announced any arrests in connection with the killing in the reports reviewed.
Multiple reports identified the victim as BloodHound Q50. We also reported that police dispatch audio circulating online appeared to identify the victim as Cooper. Chicago police had not publicly identified the slain man in its initial account of the shooting.
What’s crazy is Q50 apparently was not able to move in the Tesla he drove because the seatbelt was not on..
Q50 had emerged from Chicago’s drill movement as part of the Bloodhounds and built his profile alongside his cousin Bloodhound Lil Jeff, who was fatally shot in 2024.
The rapper celebrated his 22nd birthday Aug. 6 with the release of his project Get Back or Die Trying. Q50 also performed at Rolling Loud Orlando earlier this year. He had promise.
He had previously been the subject of shooting reports following an August 2025 incident in St. Louis. Q50 later referenced surviving violence in his music, rapping, “Notorious like Big Poppa but I ain’t goin like Chris Wallace.” Well.
The irony is palatable.
