Quantivayus Joseph was the brother of a British rapper, Rapper 21 who is also known by his real name, Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph. Rapper 21 aka 21 Savage’s brother Quantivayus was shot dead and murdered in a botched drug deal.
Name | Quantivayus Joseph |
Age | – |
Gender | Male |
Height | – |
Nationality | British |
Profession | Rapper |
Parents | Heather Carmilla Joseph (mother) and Kevin Cornelius Emmons (father). |
Siblings | 4 brothers; 6 sisters |
Apart from this, it was also recently announced that Rapper 21 another younger brother, Terell Davis was killed in Brixton, the UK on 22 November 2020. Terell was also a rapper who performed as TMI Way. As per News24.com, he got into a heated argument with someone before he was brutally stabbed to death.
Here we are to discuss some facts about Rapper 21’s brother, Quantivayus Joseph in the following article.
10 Facts on Quantivayus Joseph
Quantivayus Joseph was born in the United Kingdom. He is of British nationality having a mixed ethinic background.He is the son of Heather Carmilla Joseph (mother) and Kevin Cornelius Emmons (father). Joseph’s parents belong to Dominican and Haitian backgrounds. Currently, his parents have separated from each other.Besides him, Quantivayus has several siblings brothers, and sisters in his family.Among them, Joseph has twin sisters, Kyra and Jayda Davis dance who are excellent accomplished choreographers.He is also affectionately known as Tay man.Talking about his age, Rapper 21’s brother, Quantivayus Joseph could be in his early twenties at the time of his death.As mentioned above, Joseph was murdered in a drug deal encounter. To pay tribute to his brother, Rapper 21 got a dagger tattoo craved on his face in order to honor his deceased brother, this news was reported by the famous, Usatoday.com site.At this current time, Rapper 21 is mourning the loss of his other brother, TMI Way also.On the other hand, Quantivayus Joseph’s brother, Rapper 21 has also found himself on the wrong side of the law. For instance, his drug conviction issues, Immigration charges arrest, and Theft by deception charges.