2007年7月11日 · The son of hip-hop legend KRS-One was found dead in his apartment in an apparent suicide, authorities said Tuesday. Randy Hubbard Parker, 23, died of a gunshot wound to the head and the death...

2007年7月10日 · Randy Hubbard Parker, the son of Simone G. Parker and stepson of rapper KRS-One committed suicide after a long battle with “severe depression.” Parker was found dead in...

KRS-One's step-son Randy Parker was found dead in his Atlanta, Georgia, apartment on July 6, 2007. The Medical Examiner's office stated that Parker had died of a gunshot wound to the head, and listed the cause of death as suicide.

2007年7月10日 · ATLANTA (AP) _ The son of hip-hop legend KRS-One was found dead in his apartment in an apparent suicide, authorities said Tuesday. Randy Hubbard Parker, 23, died of a gunshot wound to the head...

2007年7月11日 · Randy Hubbard Parker, the son of Simone G. Parker and rap legend KRS-One, was found dead in his Atlanta apartment this past weekend. The Fulton County Atlanta Medical...

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2024年7月7日 · KRS One's Partner, 3 Children, Houses, Net Worth 2024 - [The sad death of his Son] In this heartfelt video, we delve into the life of legendary rapper KRS One, exploring his fam...more.

Randy Hubbard Parker is the son of American rapper and lyricist, KRS-One. KRS-one is mostly known for some of incredible hit songs such as My Philosophy, Love’s Gonna Getcha, and Sound of Da Police. However, in 2007, a tragedy happened in his family that would also make more people google his name.

2021年12月26日 · KRS-One is the son of Jacqueline Jones and Sheffield Brown. He has variably stated that his father was an emigrant from Jamaica, Barbados, and Trinidad. His mother was African-American, and was orphaned at three years old.

When his mother remarried in 1970 and had two more children, a son and a daughter, KRS took the new family name and became Lawrence Kris Parker. Growing up in poverty, KRS left home in his early teens and lived on the streets of the Bronx as hip-hop culture began to emerge.