Canadian rapper Jeune Loup was reportedly shot and killed in Montreal Canada on Sunday night. Jeunne Loupp aka Duckerns Wolf Pierre Clermont was the city of Montreal’s 17th person to pass away in what sources are calling a gang conflict in the city. Jeune Loup was a rapper who rapped primarily in french and repped Montreal Quebec Canada.
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