Ohio rapper Q-Money faces a felony murder charge after allegedly shooting and killing a fellow rapper. Qamar Akee Williams, who is better known as Q-Money, was charged after 24-year-old Calvin Alexander Chappell was fatally shot multiple times earlier this week. The 23-year-old rapper turned himself in to police on Thursday. He was allegedly seen standing over the victim’s body by a roommate, according to a police report. When asked what was going on, Williams began stuttering “I” over and over again, the roommate told police. Williams previously has a felony conviction from 2014 for drug trafficking, according to local newspaper the <em>Cleveland Plain Dealer.</em> His breakthrough song <em>Work</em> from 2017 has received more than 8.5 million views on YouTube. Last year, he signed a deal with Warner Brothers and Think It's a Game Records. This isn't the first time Q-Money has been associated with gun violence. In August 2018, during the shooting of his first music video under the new label, for the track <em>Neat</em>, which has received over 7.1m views on YouTube, a shooting broke out, injuring six people and killing 27-year-old Cortez Ruffin. Williams told <em>The Plain Dealer</em> at the time that he was disturbed by the shooting and that he was particularly upset because he makes a point to not show prop guns in his videos. As of Thursday afternoon, he remained in jail without bond, police records show.