Black Child

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Ramel Leroy Gill^[1] (born October 18, 1973), better known by his stage name Black Child, is an American rapper from New York City. He is best known for his time being signed to Irv Gotti's Murder Inc. Records and being affiliated with Irv Gotti, Ashanti, and Ja Rule. He appeared on hit singles with Ja Rule and did various songs with other members of Murder Inc.

Biography

Gill was born in

Black Child's breakout appearance was on Ja Rule's 1999 debut album, Venni Vetti Vecci. He appeared on the song The Murderers and We Here Now. Black Child also appeared in the music video/remix version of the song Murda 4 Life, replacing Memphis Bleek's second verse.

Feud with 50 Cent

Black Child has also been involved in the Murder Inc. and G-Unit feud, where he, Ja Rule, and other Murder Inc. associates had an altercation with 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, and G-Unit associates at The Hit Factory in New York City, March 2000. Black Child admitted that he stabbed 50 Cent, saying it was in self defense and 50 was the one reaching for a gun.^[5][6] He released a diss song called "The Real Wanksta" which attacked 50 Cent labeling him as an informant, which Black Child claims that 50 Cent had filed an order of protection on Murder Inc.

Appearances

• 1999: "Holla Holla (Remix)" (Ja Rule featuring Jay-Z, Vita, Tah Murdah, Memphis Bleek, Black Child & Busta Rhymes)
• 1999: "We Don't Give A What" (Ja Rule featuring Tah Murdah, Black Child)
• 1999: "Murda 4 Life (Video Version)" (Ja Rule featuring Tah Murdah & Black Child)
• 1999: "WhereDaPaperAt?" (Cha Cha featuring Memphis Bleek, Ja Rule, Bareda & Black Child)
• 1999: "We Here Now" (Ja Rule featuring Black Child)
• 1999: "Nigguz Theme" (Ja Rule featuring Case & Black Child)
• 1999: "The Murderers" (
  Tah Murdah
  & Black Child)
• 2000: "Gunrunner" (50 Cent featuring Black Child)
• 2000: "Die" (
  Tah Murdah
  & Black Child)
• 2000: "Extasy" (
  Tah Murdah, Jayo Felony
  & Black Child)
• 2001: "He Loves U Not (Bad Boy Remix)" Dream (band) featuring Black Child & P. Diddy)
• 2001: "The Inc." (
  Tah Murdah, Ashanti
  & Black Child)
• 2001: "Worldwide Gangsta" (
  Tah Murdah, Boo & Gotti
  & Black Child)
• 2001: "My Dogz Iz My Gunz" (Sticky Fingaz featuring Black Child)
• 2001: "Vita Vita Vita" (
  Tah Murdah
  , Ja Rule & Black Child)
• 2002: "State To State" (Ja Rule & Black Child)
• 2002: "Ride Wit Us" (Irv Gotti featuring Black Child, Jody Mack, O-1, Young Merc, D.O. Cannon, Ronnie Bumps, Caddilac Tah & Chink Santana)
• 2002: "We Still Don't Give A Fuck" (
  Tah Murdah
  )
• 2002: "1 Hearse, 2 Suburbans" (
  Tah Murdah
  , Ronnie Bumps, Eastwood & Crooked I)
• 2002: "O.G." (Irv Gotti featuring Black Child)
• 2002: "Breakup 2 Makeup (Remix)" (Ashanti featuring Black Child)
• 2002: "No One Does It Better (Remix)" (
  Tah Murdah
  , Black Child & Ja Rule)
• 2003: "Things Gon' Change" (Ja Rule featuring Young Merc, D.O. Cannons & Black Child)
• 2003: "The INC is Back" (Ja Rule featuring Sekou 720, Shadow & Black Child)
• 2004: "Last of the Mohicans" (Ja Rule featuring Black Child)
• 2004: "Gun Talk" (Ja Rule featuring Black Child)
• 2004: "Bout My Business" (
  Tah Murdah
  & Black Child)
• 2005: "
  Tah Murdah
  )
• 2007: "Prison" (
  Hoodstock
  & Black Child)

Filmography

• Cash Rules (2008)
• Animal (2005)
• Kojak (2005)
• All Bets Off: Part 2 (2005)
• All Bets Off: Part 1 (2005)
• Kind of Blue (2005)
• Hitman (2005)
• Tales(series)coldhearted (2017)
• Beef (2003)

References