Famous American rapper Yungeen Ace, widely recognized for the mixtapes Life of Betrayal and Life I’m Livin, came from a big family. He grew up with his 11 brothers and his mother in his hometown, Jacksonville, and later they moved to Florida.
While having an exclusive talk with World Star in 2020, Yungeen opened up on his experience growing up with his 11 brothers. He said that he was born as a middle child in the family, and being in such a position assisted him in experiencing life ‘from both perspectives by being the younger brother and elder brother.’
Well, the count of his brothers has decreased in recent years as some of them have already passed away. Yungeen Ace lost his younger brother Tre’von R. Bullard, also known as Quan Quan, to a firearm incident on June 5, 2018, just days before he graduated from high school.
When it happened, the two brothers Yungeen and Tre’von were together at Town Center Parkway for a birthday celebration, but things ended up inviting such an unfortunate incident, which took Tre’von’s life.
After he passed away, his lifeless body was buried in St. Nicholas Cemetery, as per his obituary. Likewise, as reported by BeezyTV on April 15, his older brother Ed is also now no longer alive.
Yungeen Ace’s little brother, Maurice Rabbit Evans, plays football for Utah
Rabbit Evans, the little brother of the rapper Yungeen Ace, is a football player who plays from a defensive back position.
According to his Utah profile, Maurice has played football since high school at Jersey Village. He also played 18 games at Blinn College from 2022-23.
Go rabbit 🔥🔥🐇🐇 https://t.co/BbwLh2SbiA
— Yungeen Ace (@YungeenAce) November 27, 2023
During his college game, Maurice earned ‘All-District in 2021 and SWJCFC All-Conference first-team in 2023.’
On December 10, 2023, an Instagram page of Rap Marathon posted a congratulatory post for Yungeen Ace and his brother Rabbit for ‘Committing to the University of Utah.’
Additional Information
- Yungeen Ace was born ‘Keyanta Tyrone Bullard’ in East Chicago, Indiana, on February 12, 1998.
- Beginning his music career in 2017, Yungeen earned recognition with his debut mixtape, Life of Betrayal.
- Yungeen is currently in the limelight for releasing a video for his latest track, ‘Do it’ just a few hours after the rapper Julio Foolio passed away in a firearm incident.
