Teach Me How To Dougie Rapper Shot Dead In LA

Cali Swag District

Cali Swag District, the group famous for the most popular rap song last year "Teach Me How To Dougie" has experienced the tragic loss of member "M-Bone" real name, Montae Talbert, as he was brutally killed whilst sitting in a car in Inglewood, a suburb of Los Angeles, California.

The 22-year-old rose to fame last year, due to the aforementioned song and dance craze inspired by rapper and Scientologist, Doug E. Fresh. Cali Swag District’s debut single went platinum and their album is slated for release this year.

M-Bone

However, tragedy struck when two men drove up to Talbert's car he was seated in and shot him twice in the head. He succumb to his injuries at the hospital. 22 is a very young age to die and in what is senseless violence.

This marks the third industry member shot dead, execution style, in or right outside their vehicle, in the Los Angeles area. Previously, famous publicist Ronni Chasen was killed, via five bullets to the chest, while driving in Los Angeles and MTV producer, Gabriel Ben-Meir, was shot in the head and died, right after exiting his vehicle in the same city.

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I'm Going To Get John Wall For This

John Wall

We were invited to a friend's Christmas office party held at a nice hall. It was a dinner, with an auction, then dancing. One of our friends told my mother to do the Dougie...and she did it to the amusement of the entire table! Never mind I was mortified.

My first thought was, well, nothing. I experienced a brain freeze. Then, when my brain unfroze and thawed out after the sheer shock, I started jokingly thinking, the Lord must be punishing me for something.

My mother did the Dougie...and in public. My next thought was, where did she learn this. Then my mind did a rewind...ah yes, ESPN (one of her favorite channels) and John Wall (Wizards' basketballer). It was worse than when Wolf Blitzer did it. I'm going to get John Wall for this!