#nathanielglover

[4evahaka]

@aerionbanks @nphc_rockhill Y'all Seen This?!!? {🐍💕💚@4evahaka #FAMUGrad} * Via: @theshaderoom - #FoundingMember of #GrandmasterFlashAndTheFuriousFive, #KiddCreole, was #ARRESTED and #CHARGED with #MURDER yesterday after being pushed to the edge by a homeless man. According to reports, the rapper, whose real name is #NathanielGlover, allegedly #Stabbed #55YearOld #JohnJolly at E. 44th St. and Third Ave on Wednesday night. __________________________________________ A witness told NY Daily News that while on the way to his job, Glover had a run-in with a drunken Jolly. The altercation escalated after Glover allegedly perceived that Jolly, who is a convicted rapist and sex offender, was making a sexual advance at him. "They had words. Things got out of hand. It was some sort of diss," the witness said. "One thing led to another, and-- (Read more TheShadeRoom.Com!) 📸: @gettyimages

[speakin-4-myself]

Rapper #KiddCreole — one of the founding members of the legendary hip-hop group, #GrandmasterFlash and the Furious 5 — has been charged with murder for the stabbing of a homeless man, #JohnJolly, in Midtown. The 57-year-old #Bronxite, whose real name is #NathanielGlover, was arrested at his home in Mt. Hope on Wednesday after allegedly killing Jolly on Tuesday night, according to police sources. He had gotten into a shouting match with the 55-year-old man at the corner of E. 44th St. and Third Avenue before the stabbing occurred, the sources said. After the incident, Glover apparently fled and left the victim bleeding on the sidewalk. Cops later found him and thought he was drunk, but then saw the stab wound and rushed him to #BellevueHospital — where he was pronounced dead. Sources said Glover works in the area of Midtown where the murder occurred as a maintenance man and security guard. The legendary lyricist rose to fame in the 1970s after forming Grandmaster Flash and the #FuriousFive with rappers #MelleMel, #KeithCowboy, Mr. Ness/Scorpio, #Rahiem, and DJ #JosephSaddler, better known as Grandmaster Flash. Their songs, “The Message” and “White Lines (Don’t Do It),” helped catapult the group to stardom in the ’80s and made them household names in the hip-hop world. #Speakin4Myself