Brother of Late Rapper Drakeo the Ruler Says His ‘Name Gone Forever Live On’

It’s been less than a week since the death of Drakeo the Ruler. His brother, Ralfy The Plug, chose to honor the late rapper by going on Instagram to share a tribute to him.

“His name gone forever live on,” Ralfy wrote under a photo of Drakeo. “Literally was a king that got it out the mud and I watched it all from the start. From recording all yo lil freestyle and post ‘em on YouTube [to] smoking on the porch waking everybody up to spit this hard ass shit you be coming up within 10 minutes effortlessly to going to camp.”

 “Every time I get out, you go back; every time you get out I went back. Beating indictments starting yo own label and even getting a song with Drake, biggest artist in game. And you did it by yo self. You was a self made boss and a leader. You was my idol and big brother and I learned a lot from you and I’m definitely gone make sure they still know the truth.”

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Ralfy was backstage when his brother was fatally stabbed last Saturday night at the Once Upon a Time festival concert in Los Angeles.

Drakeo’s mother, Darrylene Corniel, also spoke out about her son’s death. She told Rolling Stone her sons were with a small group of people backstage when another group, of “like 40 to 60 people,” arrived around the same time as YG, and “swamped” her son and his entourage. “Everything just happened so quickly,” she continued. “They started trying to jump them.”

She plans on filing a lawsuit.

“We plan to sue,” Corniel said. “This happened backstage at an event. Someone has to be held accountable. He was hit in his neck. I saw him when I went to the hospital. They said it’s a homicide, so I wasn’t able to hug him or kiss him or anything like that. I had to look at him through a window.”

Corniel added, “I need this to be out there. I need people to know. And I do want justice for my son. And I do believe that justice will be served. I will not rest until justice is served.”