From the East Side of Chicago to the top of the Chiraq drill scene, Mikquale “Q50” Cooper built one of the most notorious reputations in modern street history. Alongside his blood cousin Bloodhound Lil Jeff, Q50 went from running street plays to becoming part of the most feared set in the city.
In this episode of HOOD EDITION, we deep dive into the complete, untold story of Bloodhound Q50. We trace his early roots, his schooling, and his initial entry into the street life before the music took off.
We break down the alliances, the street wars, and the devastating losses that fueled their rise—from the deaths of Bloodhound ZMoney and Lil Jeff to the fall of his close partner Lil Scoom 89. Discover the true story behind the Bloodhound alliances with NLMB, Drench Gang, and ShortyMobb, alongside their high-tension rivalries with Risky Road, YFG Fatso, and the online friction with Vonoff1700.
Finally, we cover the tragic final chapter on September 13, 2026—the early morning hours at 42nd & Wentworth where the clock ran out for Chiraq’s most talked-about figure.
DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and documentary purposes only. Hood Edition does not promote or condone violence, gang activity, or any illegal acts. Our goal is to document the history, culture, and stories of these neighborhoods to provide insight and context into the events that have shaped them.
Our goal is to document history, not to glorify the lifestyle.
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