In Memoriam
Rapper Chinx shot & killed in Queens
Lionel Pickens, known in the hip-hop world as Chinx Drugz, was shot and killed early this morning.
Lionel Pickens, known in the hip-hop world as Chinx Drugz, was shot and killed early this morning.
Chinx Drugz killed
The 31 year-old rapper was gunned down in his Porsche in Queens while another person was injured. Though details remain sketchy, it is believed Chinx was the intended target.
Music career
Chinx Drugz has steadily released music on the mixtape circuit for several years, but is best known for his work with his friend, and Coke Boys label boss French Montana, who collaborated with him on his two biggest records, “I’m A Cokeboy” and “Feelings,” both of which still get an immense response from New York crowds when they’re performed, despite being several years old.
His latest project, Coke Riot 5, was released this past December.
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