BloodHound Q50’s “Still With Me (My Girl)” carries the weight of a late-night Chicago drill record that never asked to be a farewell. The rapper released it as a single in early October, just weeks after he was shot and killed at a gas station in Fuller Park. He was 22.
The track belongs to the Get Back Or Die Trying era, his second album, which had landed on his birthday in August. It runs short, around two minutes, and it does not try to be a statement piece. Instead, it sounds like a rapper still figuring out what he wanted to say, which makes the timing harder to sit with.
Q50 came up through Chicago’s drill scene and signed to Signal Records after singles like “Splash Bros” and “Don’t Blink or Stare” drew wider attention. His first album arrived in 2025, and Get Back Or Die Trying followed a year later, with a posthumous Bloodhound Lil Jeff feature on “Lemon Lime.” He also performed at Rolling Loud in 2026 and appeared on a Mozzy and EST Gee project before his death.
“Still With Me (My Girl)” now reads as one of his final releases rather than a step forward. That is not the song’s fault, but it is the context anyone pressing play will bring to it.
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