Young Bleed, Former No Limit Records Star, Dead At 51

Young Bleed, Former No Limit Records Artist, Dies at 51

Louisiana rapper Young Bleed, born Glenn Reid Clifton Jr., passed away on November 1, 2025, after suffering a brain aneurysm in Las Vegas. His death came shortly after his performance at the Verzuz battle between No Limit Records and Cash Money Records, which reunited two of Louisiana's most iconic rap legacies.

Family Confirms Passing and Addresses Misinformation

Young Bleed's eldest son, Ty Gee Ramon Clifton, confirmed the news on November 4 via social media. In an emotional video, he spoke about his father's legacy and clarified false information circulating about his death.

“Hello, my name is Ty Gee Ramon Clifton and today we’re going to be talking about my dad,” he said, his voice steady yet emotional.

Final Moments

Ty Gee shared that just days before his father passed, Young Bleed had been celebrating with friends and fans following his successful stage appearance. He poignantly remarked, “1, my dad gained his wings.”

Legacy of Young Bleed

Young Bleed was a celebrated figure in hip-hop, known for his affiliation with No Limit Records and his influence on Louisiana rap. His passing marks a significant loss for the hip-hop community.

The announcement offered a rare and intimate look into a family's grief and resilience in the face of sudden loss.

Author’s summary: Young Bleed’s sudden passing at 51 deeply impacts the hip-hop world, highlighting his lasting influence and the strength of his family coping with his loss.

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