Earlier this morning, Young Buck was shot at in his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. The rapper, who recently left G-Unit Records, was driving an SUV in the city, when a Chevrolet Tahoe pulled up beside him and opened fire. Young Buck’s vehicle was shot eleven times, but the rapper was not hit by the bullets.
While Young Buck was not harmed by the gunfire, the same cannot be said for one of his passengers. A female, riding in the vehicle with Young Buck was shot. The female, whose name has not been revealed to the public, was shot in the shoulder. The woman was treated and released by Vanderbilt Hospital, while a third passenger was also unscathed.
The shooting took place, following what was intended to be a happy occasion. Young Buck held a video shoot and a cookout at his Nashville home. Through Twitter, Young Buck invited people to attend his celebration. Despite the stories revolving the shooting making its media rounds, Young Buck, nor anyone from his team, has discussed the issues publicly.
