New footage depicting the tragic moments leading to the murder of Dallas rapper MO3 has gone viral, reigniting grief and outrage in the community. The footage, captured by a semi-truck’s dash cam, was aired during a bond hearing for fellow rapper Yellow Beezy, highlighting the audacious nature of the crime. This chilling clip shows the 28-year-old artist jumping from his vehicle on Interstate 35, desperately fleeing a masked gunman who was pursuing him.
The morning of November 11, 2020, began like any other for MO3, who had just left a companion’s home. As he drove along the highway, two armed men in a black Chevrolet Camaro followed closely behind, setting the stage for a calculated ambush. In the footage, the Camaro pulls alongside MO3’s car, and sensing imminent danger, he swerves to escape. However, he quickly realizes that his situation is dire and jumps out of his vehicle, attempting to reach for something, likely a weapon. Before he could react, the gunman exited the Camaro, armed with an assault rifle, and chased MO3 down the busy freeway.
The desperate chase unfolded in broad daylight, with bystanders witnessing the horrific scene. Gunfire erupted, sending motorists scrambling for cover as MO3 was struck multiple times. The assailant quickly fled the scene in the waiting Camaro, leaving behind chaos and a dying man. Despite efforts from bystanders to administer CPR, MO3 succumbed to his injuries shortly after the shooting.
In the aftermath of his death, speculation ran rampant in Dallas. MO3 had been embroiled in a public feud with Yellow Beezy, and many immediately suspected the rival rapper’s involvement. Instead of mourning, Yellow Beezy’s social media presence seemed to brush off the tragedy, further fueling rumors of his complicity. Other local artists, such as Trap Boy Freddy and Go Yayo, also faced backlash for their seemingly insensitive responses in the wake of the murder.
As investigations unfolded, the Dallas Police Department arrested 22-year-old Qanon Dantrell White, known as FCG Banzo Bling, in December 2020. Authorities connected him to the crime through a combination of phone records and surveillance footage. However, while speculation around Yellow Beezy’s involvement persisted, there was insufficient evidence to charge him until now.
On March 20, 2025, nearly five years after MO3’s murder, Yellow Beezy, whose real name is Marky’s DeAndre Conway, was arrested and charged with capital murder for allegedly hiring the hit on MO3. New witness testimonies and financial records indicated that he may have paid for the killing, leading to his indictment. Prosecutors revealed that a witness had testified about a conversation regarding the payment for MO3’s murder just days after it occurred. Additionally, financial records showed that Yellow Beezy withdrew a substantial amount of money shortly after MO3’s death, raising further suspicions.
The case against Yellow Beezy is built on mounting evidence, including the witness testimony and financial records, which prosecutors believe link him directly to the crime. Despite his claims of innocence, the implications of his financial activities and connections to the alleged shooter have made him a focal point in the investigation.
As Yellow Beezy awaits trial, the case is expected to draw significant attention within the Dallas hip-hop community and beyond. MO3’s mother expressed relief at the indictment, signaling a long-awaited step toward justice for her son. The upcoming trial could provide closure for MO3’s family and fans while highlighting the troubling patterns of violence within the rap industry, where rivalries often escalate into deadly confrontations.
The tragic fate of MO3 is a stark reminder of the dangers that can accompany fame in the rap world, echoing the stories of other artists who have similarly fallen victim to violence. With the trial looming, the Dallas community remains watchful, hoping for justice while grappling with the profound loss of a talented artist whose life was cut tragically short.