NYC Rapper Tdott Woo Shot, Killed In Brooklyn Home After Signing Record Contract

Tdott Woo, a young rapper from New York City, was fatally shot in Brooklyn. He was only 22 years old at the time.

Tdott Woo's promising career was cut short just hours after signing a deal with Million Dollar Music. According to sources, the rapper was tragically murdered in Brooklyn on Tuesday after signing his contract.

According to the New York Police Department (via People Magazine), the hip-hop artists received a gunshot wound to the head. Although responders could get him to a hospital, the rapper did not survive.

When Tdott Woo was murdered, a relative who refused to be identified in reports obtained by New York Daily News that she heard four "very quick rapid shots." They further stated that the rapper was outside their home at the shooting time.

According to authorities, the suspect in the gruesome killing fled the scene in a dark SUV. As of the time of publication, no arrests had been made. The police, on the other hand, are confident that they will discover the truth shortly because they are currently investigating a motive.

Following his death, the rapper's family and fans expressed their grief, as he was robbed of the opportunity to have a successful career in the music industry.

Million Dollar Music, his record label, posted a photo of him on Instagram, confirming his death. According to the agency, it was an honor to be the rapper's pal in his final moments.

"It’s an honor to remain your friend until your last moments. Your memories will always stay with us no matter where we go & what we do. Sleep in peace. #LongLiveTdott __ Just know his legacy will always live, from his laugh to the dance everyone across the world does, some of us know him a friend, brother, cousin or just a fan but we all come together to tell you FLY HIGH __ ," the caption wrote.

Following his death, the rapper's family and fans expressed their grief, as he was robbed of the opportunity to have a successful career in the music industry.

Million Dollar Music, his record label, posted a photo of him on Instagram, confirming his death. It was an honor to be the rapper's pal in his final moments, according to the agency.