Aspiring Rapper Dies In Drunk Driving Accident After Tweeting "YOLO"

It looks like Drake's "YOLO" catch phrase has caused unintended consequences.

In his Lil Wayne and Tyga-featured track "The Motto," rapper Drake introduced the acronym "YOLO" to wide-spread fan support. Now, in a recent report from the Huffington Post, it looks the popular phrase has some tragic unintended consequences.
The acronym, which stands for "You Only Live Once," is at the center of a recent tragedy involving the death of an aspiring rapper. California native Ervin McKinness was killed while drunk driving at excessive speeds minutes after the 21-year-old emcee Tweeted Drizzy's motto.
According to McKinness' Tweet, he and four other men were driving 120 miles per hour while intoxicated. Police reports indicate that minutes after publishing the Tweet, the car careened into a wall, killing all five parties inside.