Georgia’s rap community is in shock after Tevin Hood, widely known by his stage name T-Hood, was fatally shot at his home in Snellville. According to reports from TMZ, the incident unfolded following an apparent dispute in the neighbourhood. Gwinnett County police have confirmed they are investigating the case as a homicide, though the motive remains unclear.Emergency responders rushed to the scene and transported the 33-year-old to a local hospital, but he could not survive his injuries. Authorities have detained one individual for questioning in connection with the shooting.
Family denies party was underway
One has been arrested in connection with the shooting and is being interviewed by the police.T-Hood’s mother, Yulanda, confirmed to the outlet that her son was shot at the residence, where he lived. She also denied that a party was going on at the time. Well-known in the Southern rap scene, T-Hood’s musical credits include songs like ‘Ready 2 Go,’ ‘Big Booty,’ ‘No Secret,’ and ‘Perculator.’He also received the Trendsetter of the Year award at the Black Only Awards 2025. Just last week, the 33-year-old was active on Instagram, sharing a lighthearted video, which has since been filled with heartfelt condolences and prayers from fans and supporters.
Fans and friends remember the artist
Music producer Deedotwill, a frequent collaborator, also expressed his grief, recalling their long conversations and creative sessions. “REST IN PEACE T-HOOD I LOVE YOU BROTHER,” he wrote. T-Hood and Deedotwill have collaborated multiple times in the past.
T-Hood’s girlfriend, Kelsie Frost — daughter of reality star Kirk Frost — also expressed her grief over the rapper’s passing. “Just come get me baby please…. I can’t even type this. I love you papa. I can’t wait to hold you again,” she wrote on Instagram, alongside a string of pictures.
