Member of Tupac Shakur-Led Group Outlawz Dies

Tupac Shakur-Led Group Outlawz

Rapper Hussein Fatal, best known as a member
of the Tupac Shakur-led rap group The Outlawz,
died in a car accident on Saturday, July 11. He
was 38
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The Outlawz confirmed the rapper's death on
social media Sunday. Further details of Fatal's
(real name: Bruce Washington Jr.) death have
not been released.

"God called anuther soldier home! Rest in
Paradise our brother Hussein Fatal he passed
away in a car accident! Pray for his family & kids
at this time!" The Outlawz wrote on Facebook.
The New Jersey-born rapper appeared on tracks
for Tupac's 1996 double album, All Eyez on Me,
including tracks "All Bout U" and "When We
Ride." He also delivered a verse on Tupac's
famous diss track "Hit 'Em Up."
The Outlawz went on to release numerous
albums following Tupac's death in 1996,
including their last release, Perfect Timing, in
2011.
Outlawz member Mutah "Napoleon" Beale also
paid tribute to his fallen friend on Facebook.
Fatal and Napoleon converted to Islam during
their time with Tupac in the '90s, Complex
reports.
"From Allah we belong to Allah we return it is
confirmed our brother hussein fatal member of
the outlawz returned to Allah last night due to a
car accident. Our brother fatal did accept islam
and We ask Allah to have mercy on him. He was
my old group member and friend for over 20
years and he will be missed. Death comes
sudden with out warning and we ask Allah to
give us a good ending," he wrote.