The D.C. hip-hop community is in mourning after the tragic death of up-and-coming rap artist Treshaun, better known by his stage name “3coMMa$.” The 26-year-old artist, father of three, was killed in a shocking daytime shooting near the Commanders’ stadium on Thursday. The brazen attack occurred just before noon on Atlee Drive, about half a mile from Northwest Stadium. Police, who arrived at the scene to find Treshaun with multiple gunshot wounds, made every effort to save his life, but he was pronounced dead shortly after.
Treshaun was a promising figure in D.C.’s burgeoning hip-hop scene. Known for his raw, authentic lyrics that captured life’s struggles and aspirations, he had earned a reputation as a talent on the rise. His music often reflected his own experiences growing up in Washington, D.C., and resonated deeply with fans from all walks of life. Many listeners saw themselves in his songs, which blended personal vulnerability with a strong sense of resilience.
Friends and colleagues in the music industry remember Treshaun as a driven artist with a clear vision. He was passionate about his music and had been working tirelessly on a new album, hoping to reach a broader audience. His talent and dedication to his craft had not gone unnoticed; local venues had started booking him regularly, and he was gaining momentum online with his recent releases. His ability to bring people together through music was one of his greatest strengths, and he was widely regarded as a positive force within his community.
Outside of his music career, Treshaun was a dedicated father to his three young children. He often spoke about his love for them and his dreams of building a brighter future for his family. Those close to him recall that he was always thinking about his kids, working hard to provide for them and to be a positive role model. His family describes him as a kind-hearted person who would do anything to support his loved ones. Balancing his responsibilities as a father with his career ambitions, Treshaun worked hard to make a life for himself and his children.
In interviews, Treshaun had often shared his vision of leaving behind a legacy—not only as an artist but as a father who made a positive difference in the lives of his children. His sudden loss has left a profound emptiness, and his family is devastated by the tragedy that took him away from them far too soon.
