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Marc Campbell (March 31, 1994 - March 28, 2014) also known as "Lil Marc", was a drill rapper from Chicago, Illinois, and also a member of the Mickey Cobras gang faction "051 Young Money". In March 2014, Lil Marc dropped a diss track to rival gang members titled "No Competition" where he was shot and killed 3 days later.
Marc Campbell was born on March 31, 1994, in the South Side of Chicago, Illinois. Marc would attend "Reavis Elementary School", and "Hyde Park Academy High School", with this high school also being attended by many other drill artists such as King Von, FBG Duck, and G Herbo. Both of these schools were attended by many 051 Young Money members which caused Lil Marc to become affiliated with the gang at a young age.
Early Arrests (2007-2010)
On June 1, 2007, 13-year-old Lil Marc was arrested for the first time at 4959 S. Drexel Avenue (Young Money 051 turf) and was charged with "battery/bodily harm". A month later, on August 30, 2007, he was arrested and charged with battery again. Another month later on September 24, 2007, he was arrested and charged with assault on a park employee.
On August 19, 2010, Lil Marc was arrested for the 10th time and was charged with heroin possession.
Shootout With 46 Tracy (2010)
On December 2, 2010, at 8:55 p.m., 16-year-old Lil Marc was at a CTA bus stop located near 82nd & Cottage Grove when "Tracy" from 46 Terror/THF 46 spotted Marc and started shooting. Lil Marc started shooting back but was shot by Tracy first. Lil Marc was taken to the hospital and was charged with UUW for the gun where 5 minutes later, Tracy was arrested for aggravated battery.
Murder Of Tony "Lil Tony" McCoy (2011)
On July 16, 2011, Lil Marc would end up murdering a 20-year-old named "Tony McCoy", after an altercation from two days prior where someone told Tony's father his son will end up dead. It was also rumored Tony was from the rival "THF46" gang. This homicide case wouldn't be solved until 2020.
Background
On July 16, 2011, at 1:00 p.m, Lil Marc and two other Young Money 051 members approached an innocent civilian outside a party at 1210 E 52nd Street in the Hyde Park neighborhood where one of them asked the civilian if the party was still going on. Suddenly, one of the Young Money 051 members pulled out a gun and told everyone to get on the ground. The civilian tried to grab the gun but was pistol-whipped in the head and face, where Young Money 051 stole his phone and car keys and fled off in the civilian's 2008 blue Chrysler Sebring sedan car.
Shooting
12 minutes later at 1:12 p.m., the stolen vehicle driven by Young Money 051 member Tarik "T-Streetz" Mahdie was driving eastbound on 47th Street where at the same time, Tony and his friend were walking westbound on 47th Street. The vehicle would notice Tony and abruptly stopped at 1140 E. 47th St. The back passenger of the vehicle who would be Lil Marc, exited and opened fire at Tony and his friend while chasing them down in a driveway. Tony's friend managed to escape but Tony was hit in the back of his head and fell down, where Lil Marc stood over him and shot him 2-3 more times in the back, and walked back to the car which fled eastbound on 47th Street.
Aftermath
After the murder, T-Streetz from Young Money 051 drove to a parking lot at 6420 S. Cottage Grove Ave. where the suspects attempted to set the car on fire, During the attempt, T-Streetz partially burned himself. After igniting the car, the suspects escaped into a friend's car. At 2:30 p.m., the vehicle was found in flames on 6400 S. Cottage Grove Ave.
Music Career (2011)
On October 7, 2011, Lil Marc released his first music video titled "Zeko World" filmed on Young Money 051's main block on 51st & Cottage Grove Ave. The song title was made in tribute to Isaiah "Zeko" Walker, an 18-year-old member of Young Money 051 who was shot and killed back in September 2008. Zeko World was Young Money 051's first music video and one of the first songs in the Chicago drill scene.
Arrest & Incarceration (2011-2013)
From late 2011 to early 2013, Lil Marc would spend time behind bars for legal issues after getting caught with a handgun at the age of 17.
Arrest (2011)
On October 7, 2011, at 8:35 p.m, the same day Zeko World was released, 17-year-old Lil Marc was at a high school football game (Bronzeville Academy Charter School) when he was caught with a handgun. and was arrested and charged with UUW.
Release/Re-Arrest (2012)
On February 11, 2012, Lil Marc was released from jail after spending 4 months, but on February 29, 2012, he was locked up again for an unknown reason and spent a year incarcerated until he was released again on February 9, 2013.
Music Career Return (2013)
In March 2013, after being released from jail, Lil Marc decided to take his music career more seriously and would release a couple of music videos/audios on YouTube from 2013 to 2014.
No Lackin (2013)
On March 4, 2013, Lil Marc released his second track titled "Lackin" featuring Young Money 051 member Millz. This was a remix to Lil Mister and P. Rico's 2012 track titled "No Lackin". The music video for Lackin was released on March 17, 2013.
Ballin Like Fatz (2013)
On March 11, 2013, Lil Marc released his third track, which was a tribute song titled "Ballin Like Fatz" made in honor of 14-year-old Antonio "Fathead/Fatz" Davis, killed in June 2012 while Lil Marc was locked up. This song featured Young Money 051 member "Lil Mick" who 6 months later would end up murdering the iconic Chicago drill rapper L'A Capone in revenge for Fathead/Fatz.
Hang Wit Me (2013)
On September 15, 2013, Lil Marc released his third music video/fourth song titled "Hang Wit Me", a remix to P. Rico's Hang Wit Me. As of April 2023, the video now has 620,000 views.
Death (2014)
From late 2013 to early 2014, Young Money 051 were huge targets after the September 2013 murder of rival rapper L'A Capone, who was shot and killed outside a recording studio by Lil Mick from Young Money 051. Lot of people in the city, including fans, were dropping Y's (Die Y = diss to 051) due to L'A Capone's talent and wasted potential.
However, Lil Marc would add more fuel to the fire in March 2014 after releasing "No Competition" where he disrespected 11 dead people, and also dissed RondoNumbaNine for getting shot the day after L'A Capone's death at the candlelight. This would cause two murder attempts on Lil Marc, in the 72 hours after the song release, where he was shot and killed on March 28.
No Competition (March 25)
On March 25, 2014, Lil Marc released a music video titled "No Competition", a remix of Lil Durk and Lil Reese's 2013 track "Competition". In the track, Lil Marc goes on to disrespect 11 deceased rival gang members including L'A Capone where at the time, the song was named one of the most disrespectful drill tracks in history. The music video featured other Chicago drill rappers such as FBG Young and 051 Rosé.
Murder Attempt Of Lil Marc (March 26)
On March 26, 2014, just a day after dropping No Competition, Lil Marc was caught by rival gang members and was allegedly shot at, but managed to escape. After the incident, rival gang members would mock Lil Marc on Twitter claiming he ran off once they saw him.
Murder Of Lil Marc (March 28)
On March 28, 2014, at 1:27 p.m., Lil Marc stood near a bus stop on 415 E. 51st Street (east of King Drive) when a silver minivan pulled up. The shooter, armed with a handgun with an extended clip would fire at least 12 shots at Lil Marc where he was hit 1-2 times in the head, where after a pause, the shooter fired 2 more shots, then escaped in the minivan. Lil Marc was pronounced dead at the scene. The minivan used in the murder was found in flames on 3700 S. Ellis Ave just 5 hours after the shooting occurred. Lil Marc's killer was never caught.
Personal Life
Lil Marc was also the brother of Shondale "Tooka" Gregory, a 15-year-old member of the Gangster Disciples who was also killed at a bus stop in 2011. Tooka later became the most disrespected name in Hip-Hop due to his rivals such as Chief Keef and King Von always mocking his death, which caused other mainstream rappers to use his name to disrespect him.
Before Lil Marc's death, he had a baby on the way. His son was later born in April 2014, days after Lil Marc's death.
Discography
Music Videos
No Competition - (2014)
Hang Wit Me (Remix) - (2013)
Lackin (Remix) ft. Millz - (2013)
Zeko World - (2011) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Marc Campbell was born on March 31, 1994, in the South Side of Chicago, Illinois. Marc would attend "Reavis Elementary School", and "Hyde Park Academy High School", with this high school also being attended by many other drill artists such as King Von, FBG Duck, and G Herbo. Both of these schools were attended by many 051 Young Money members which caused Lil Marc to become affiliated with the gang at a young age.
Early Arrests (2007-2010)
On June 1, 2007, 13-year-old Lil Marc was arrested for the first time at 4959 S. Drexel Avenue (Young Money 051 turf) and was charged with "battery/bodily harm". A month later, on August 30, 2007, he was arrested and charged with battery again. Another month later on September 24, 2007, he was arrested and charged with assault on a park employee.
On August 19, 2010, Lil Marc was arrested for the 10th time and was charged with heroin possession.
Shootout With 46 Tracy (2010)
On December 2, 2010, at 8:55 p.m., 16-year-old Lil Marc was at a CTA bus stop located near 82nd & Cottage Grove when "Tracy" from 46 Terror/THF 46 spotted Marc and started shooting. Lil Marc started shooting back but was shot by Tracy first. Lil Marc was taken to the hospital and was charged with UUW for the gun where 5 minutes later, Tracy was arrested for aggravated battery.
Murder Of Tony "Lil Tony" McCoy (2011)
On July 16, 2011, Lil Marc would end up murdering a 20-year-old named "Tony McCoy", after an altercation from two days prior where someone told Tony's father his son will end up dead. It was also rumored Tony was from the rival "THF46" gang. This homicide case wouldn't be solved until 2020.
Background
On July 16, 2011, at 1:00 p.m, Lil Marc and two other Young Money 051 members approached an innocent civilian outside a party at 1210 E 52nd Street in the Hyde Park neighborhood where one of them asked the civilian if the party was still going on. Suddenly, one of the Young Money 051 members pulled out a gun and told everyone to get on the ground. The civilian tried to grab the gun but was pistol-whipped in the head and face, where Young Money 051 stole his phone and car keys and fled off in the civilian's 2008 blue Chrysler Sebring sedan car.
Shooting
12 minutes later at 1:12 p.m., the stolen vehicle driven by Young Money 051 member Tarik "T-Streetz" Mahdie was driving eastbound on 47th Street where at the same time, Tony and his friend were walking westbound on 47th Street. The vehicle would notice Tony and abruptly stopped at 1140 E. 47th St. The back passenger of the vehicle who would be Lil Marc, exited and opened fire at Tony and his friend while chasing them down in a driveway. Tony's friend managed to escape but Tony was hit in the back of his head and fell down, where Lil Marc stood over him and shot him 2-3 more times in the back, and walked back to the car which fled eastbound on 47th Street.
Aftermath
After the murder, T-Streetz from Young Money 051 drove to a parking lot at 6420 S. Cottage Grove Ave. where the suspects attempted to set the car on fire, During the attempt, T-Streetz partially burned himself. After igniting the car, the suspects escaped into a friend's car. At 2:30 p.m., the vehicle was found in flames on 6400 S. Cottage Grove Ave.
Music Career (2011)
On October 7, 2011, Lil Marc released his first music video titled "Zeko World" filmed on Young Money 051's main block on 51st & Cottage Grove Ave. The song title was made in tribute to Isaiah "Zeko" Walker, an 18-year-old member of Young Money 051 who was shot and killed back in September 2008. Zeko World was Young Money 051's first music video and one of the first songs in the Chicago drill scene.
Arrest & Incarceration (2011-2013)
From late 2011 to early 2013, Lil Marc would spend time behind bars for legal issues after getting caught with a handgun at the age of 17.
Arrest (2011)
On October 7, 2011, at 8:35 p.m, the same day Zeko World was released, 17-year-old Lil Marc was at a high school football game (Bronzeville Academy Charter School) when he was caught with a handgun. and was arrested and charged with UUW.
Release/Re-Arrest (2012)
On February 11, 2012, Lil Marc was released from jail after spending 4 months, but on February 29, 2012, he was locked up again for an unknown reason and spent a year incarcerated until he was released again on February 9, 2013.
Music Career Return (2013)
In March 2013, after being released from jail, Lil Marc decided to take his music career more seriously and would release a couple of music videos/audios on YouTube from 2013 to 2014.
No Lackin (2013)
On March 4, 2013, Lil Marc released his second track titled "Lackin" featuring Young Money 051 member Millz. This was a remix to Lil Mister and P. Rico's 2012 track titled "No Lackin". The music video for Lackin was released on March 17, 2013.
Ballin Like Fatz (2013)
On March 11, 2013, Lil Marc released his third track, which was a tribute song titled "Ballin Like Fatz" made in honor of 14-year-old Antonio "Fathead/Fatz" Davis, killed in June 2012 while Lil Marc was locked up. This song featured Young Money 051 member "Lil Mick" who 6 months later would end up murdering the iconic Chicago drill rapper L'A Capone in revenge for Fathead/Fatz.
Hang Wit Me (2013)
On September 15, 2013, Lil Marc released his third music video/fourth song titled "Hang Wit Me", a remix to P. Rico's Hang Wit Me. As of April 2023, the video now has 620,000 views.
Death (2014)
From late 2013 to early 2014, Young Money 051 were huge targets after the September 2013 murder of rival rapper L'A Capone, who was shot and killed outside a recording studio by Lil Mick from Young Money 051. Lot of people in the city, including fans, were dropping Y's (Die Y = diss to 051) due to L'A Capone's talent and wasted potential.
However, Lil Marc would add more fuel to the fire in March 2014 after releasing "No Competition" where he disrespected 11 dead people, and also dissed RondoNumbaNine for getting shot the day after L'A Capone's death at the candlelight. This would cause two murder attempts on Lil Marc, in the 72 hours after the song release, where he was shot and killed on March 28.
No Competition (March 25)
On March 25, 2014, Lil Marc released a music video titled "No Competition", a remix of Lil Durk and Lil Reese's 2013 track "Competition". In the track, Lil Marc goes on to disrespect 11 deceased rival gang members including L'A Capone where at the time, the song was named one of the most disrespectful drill tracks in history. The music video featured other Chicago drill rappers such as FBG Young and 051 Rosé.
Murder Attempt Of Lil Marc (March 26)
On March 26, 2014, just a day after dropping No Competition, Lil Marc was caught by rival gang members and was allegedly shot at, but managed to escape. After the incident, rival gang members would mock Lil Marc on Twitter claiming he ran off once they saw him.
Murder Of Lil Marc (March 28)
On March 28, 2014, at 1:27 p.m., Lil Marc stood near a bus stop on 415 E. 51st Street (east of King Drive) when a silver minivan pulled up. The shooter, armed with a handgun with an extended clip would fire at least 12 shots at Lil Marc where he was hit 1-2 times in the head, where after a pause, the shooter fired 2 more shots, then escaped in the minivan. Lil Marc was pronounced dead at the scene. The minivan used in the murder was found in flames on 3700 S. Ellis Ave just 5 hours after the shooting occurred. Lil Marc's killer was never caught.
Personal Life
Lil Marc was also the brother of Shondale "Tooka" Gregory, a 15-year-old member of the Gangster Disciples who was also killed at a bus stop in 2011. Tooka later became the most disrespected name in Hip-Hop due to his rivals such as Chief Keef and King Von always mocking his death, which caused other mainstream rappers to use his name to disrespect him.
Before Lil Marc's death, he had a baby on the way. His son was later born in April 2014, days after Lil Marc's death.
Discography
Music Videos
No Competition - (2014)
Hang Wit Me (Remix) - (2013)
Lackin (Remix) ft. Millz - (2013)
Zeko World - (2011) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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