Early Life
Corey DeTiege, born on January 24, 1988 in Sugar Land, Texas, was a rising star in the rap scene. Growing up in the South Park neighborhood of Houston, he was surrounded by music from a young age. His father, Darrell Williams, who was a rapper himself and a member of the Trinity Garden Cartel, inspired Corey to pursue a career in music.
Rise to Fame
Under the stage name Chucky Trill, Corey quickly made a name for himself in the Houston rap scene. After being released from prison, he caught the attention of Bone from Boneafied Entertainment. Bone recognized Corey's talent and signed him to his label. Corey released his first mixtape, "Houston to Atlanta," which gained him recognition in the industry. In 2018, he released his debut album, "Music for the Soul," solidifying his status as a rising star in the rap world.
Tragic End
Corey's promising career was tragically cut short in 2021. After performing at the NBA All-Star Weekend in Atlanta, he became a victim of a string of interstate shootings and murders that plagued the city at the time. He was fatally shot while driving on the I85, leaving his fans and loved ones devastated. James Edward Thomas was later arrested in connection to Corey's murder and is currently awaiting trial.
Personal Life
Despite his untimely death, Corey's legacy lives on through his family. He was married to Cherish DeTiege since 2017, and the couple had been together since 2013. Cherish had two sons from a previous relationship, whom Corey lovingly embraced as his own. He was a dedicated stepfather and husband, known for his kindness and generosity.
Legacy
Corey's music continues to resonate with fans around the world. His hit songs, including "Back Stabbers" and "Streets Don't Love a Soul," showcase his raw talent and passion for storytelling. With over 110,000 airplays on Soundcloud and 1.7 million views on YouTube, Corey's music has left a lasting impact on the rap industry.
Remembering Chucky Trill
Among those who mourn Corey's passing is fellow rapper Bun B, who was signed to the same record label as Corey. Bun B described Corey as a humble and hardworking individual, whose presence will be greatly missed in the industry. As fans continue to honor Corey's memory, his music serves as a reminder of his incredible talent and the lasting impact he left on the world of rap.