On January 25, Yung Nation tweeted that one of the duo, Brandon Reed, aka B. Reed, was shot.
Luckily, the Duncanville native is in good condition now, and even performed at a show at the Frisco Arts Center less than 24 hours after being shot.
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On January 25, Yung Nation tweeted that one of the duo, Brandon Reed, aka B. Reed, was shot.
Luckily, the Duncanville native is in good condition now, and even performed at a show at the Frisco Arts Center less than 24 hours after being shot.
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