What kind of music did G$ Lil Ronnie make? Here's what to know about the North Texas rapper
North Texas rapper G$ Lil Ronnie leaves behind a burgeoning music career and dedicated fan base.
Ronnie 'G$ Lil Ronnie' Sibley and his 5-year-old daughter, R'mani Sibley, were killed the morning of Monday, March 3 at a car wash in Forest Hill. On Wednesday, March 5, Forest Hill Police said they're looking for Adonis Robinson and Jakobie Russell in connection with the killings.
Investigators say the suspects ambushed and shot the father and daughter Monday at Slappy's Express Car Wash at 6500 Forest Hill Drive.
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Surveillance video from the car wash's security camera does not include audio but appears to show that Sibley was vacuuming his car, a maroon Dodge Challenger, at about 10:40 a.m. when two men approached him and began chasing him and shooting.
Sibley ran across the lot, behind some other cars parked in the car wash bays and behind a dumpster while trying to evade the gunmen, the footage shows. The video ends after he is apparently shot and stumbles and collapses in the parking lot.
R'mani Sibley, an elementary school student in Crowley, was found inside her father's car.
Sibley was a rapper and released his first album 'Live from Las Vegas' in 2016.
On Spotify, Sibley had 45,000 monthly listeners, with his top song 'Hoodfame Killuminati' collecting 3.9 million streams. Other songs that topped the Spotify streaming charts include 'Red Roses' at 737,000, 'Wops' at 674,000 and 'Crash Pt. 4' at 642,000.
In total, Sibley released 13 albums over his career, with his final record 'Literally' released in 2023. Here's a look at each album:
2016- 'Live from Las Vegas'
2017- 'Gang Gang Activity'
2017- 'Act Broke Get Rich'
2018- 'Yayo and Pesos 2'
2019- 'Gang Gang Activity 2'
2019- 'Seal or No Deal'
2019- 'Best Gambler in Texas'
2020- 'Gga 3 (Gang Gang Activity)'
2020- 'Best Smoke in Texas'
2021- 'Best Gambler Texas Eva Saw'
2022- 'F-- da Politics'
2022- 'Trappin & Gamblin'
2023- 'Literally'
After Sibley released 'Literally' in October 2023, he dropped several singles over 2024, with his final song 'Chase' out that September.
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