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Trap Lore Ross: Why Jay-Z shot his brother at age 12
During a recent interview with Taboo Room, YouTuber Trap Lore Ross provided some info on how he got started with making hip-hop documentaries. After taking a stab at reaction videos, a friend of Ross’ encouraged him to put his love for telling hip-hop stories into making videos. The first video he released with the new format was “Why Jay-Z Shot His Brother At Age 12,” which has been viewed over 1.7 million times to date.
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