Rapper Bloodhound Q50 gunned down in Chicago just weeks after making chilling premonition

An up-and-coming drill rapper was shot and killed in an ambush at a Chicago gas station — with shocking video showing the killers running up and firing dozens of shots into his Tesla.Bloodhound Q50, who had more than a million monthly listeners on Spotify, was shot and killed early Sunday — just weeks after he ominously told a vlogger that he knew he could be a target.Surveillance footage shows the 22-year-old rapper, real name Mikquale Cooper, strolling out of a BP gas station and into his white Tesla where his pregnant girlfriend was waiting, according to Fox 32.A hooded gunman suddenly runs up and fires at the rapper’s car, shattering the driver’s side window, before another killer stood directly in front and pumps numerous more shots inside.Others were later seen firing from a Honda car that had parked at one of the gas station’s pumps.“I thought I heard over 100 [shots],” a shocked witness told the Chicago Sun-Times .“I think the [police] markings stopped at 80 or something, but I feel like I heard way more than that.”Before opening fire, one of the killers had warned the rapper’s girlfriend, “This is gonna be your man’s last night alive,” according to the Sun-Times.The girlfriend told Bloodhound Q50 to “hurry up and pull off” when he got back in the Tesla as “dudes were walking around the car looking suspicious” while he was inside, according to a social media post obtained by Fox32.“The car would not pull off because of the seat belt while he was trying to get the car in drive,” she claimed online, describing the rapper as her “homie,” “lover,” and “my unborn baby father.”“As soon as..[I] heard shots, I got out [as] fast as I could and ran screaming for help.”No arrests have been made and the motive remains unknown, but some of the shooters allegedly bragged about the killing online by showing off their weapons, according to Fox32.The guns looked similar to the weapons seen on surveillance video.Bloodhoun...