TikToker 41 BussHead shot dead before Birthday and Sting appearance

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Rebel Salute heads to Florida for 4/20 celebration in 2025

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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MOCA warns TikTok could be a hub for money laundering; social media users react

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Vybz Kartel spreads Christmas cheer in Trinidad

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Carlene appeals for blood donations for Beenie Man’s son

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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TikTok ban debate heats up

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Jamaican-born Sound System pioneer Fatman dies

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Nicki Minaj gifts mother of slain TikToker during vigil

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise donates books to Jamaica Library Service

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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Yankey Boy backs down after hunger strike over Vybz Kartel

Twenty-three-year-old Tiktoker Marlon Samuels, popularly known as “41 BussHead,” was tragically shot and killed on December 20, just a day before his birthday.

41 BussHead, who hailed from Rose Heights, Montego Bay, was attacked shortly after an Instagram Live session around 10:00 pm on North Lane. He was scheduled to perform at Sting on December 26.

This is the second TikToker to be killed by gun violence this month. On December 7, Xavier “Niah Gang” Fogah was fatally shot during a live TikTok session in St. Catherine.

In response to these incidents, many TikTokers have vowed to avoid public events due to safety concerns.

Additionally, calls to ban TikTok in Jamaica are growing. The Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) recently flagged the app as a potential breeding ground for money laundering.

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