K (born Taymor Travon McIntyre) went viral with his breakout track “The Race,” which dropped on SoundCloud on June 16, 2017. He recorded both the song and its music video while on the run from ...

At the time of the crime, McIntyre was 16 years old and a minor. Now, in 2025, Tay-K is 24 years old. During the trial, Tay-K's sister, Kayla Beverly, goes up to the stand as a witness in defense ...

Tay-K has now been handed his second murder conviction. The 24-year-old rapper may face up to 99 years in prison for killing a photographer while evading the police who were chasing him down for ...

now it's a 2x4 [piece of lumber]. We get a certain number of hits. We get hit and then we have to lay there and we can't get up. There was times when, Taymor [Tay-K] was younger than me and he ...

Tay-K is already serving a 55-year sentence on a ... he would have been facing the death penalty. Instead, he will now be facing a sentence somewhere between five and 99 years over his guilty ...

Tay-K, the rapper best known for his 2017 single ... 23-year-old photographer Mark Anthony Saldivar in 2017, McIntyre is now facing an additional five to 99 years in prison.

Tay-K has been convicted of murder for the second time. The 24-year-old was sentenced in 2019 to 55 years in prison in connection to a murder committed during a botched home invasion. Now ...

Not long after the announcement, Tay-K released “The Race,” a song whose music video now has over 251 million views on YouTube. Tay-K, whose legal name is Taymor Travon McIntyre, was 16 years ...

Still, it’s not light. Tay-K is already doing 55 years for the Walker case, and now with this second murder conviction, his chances of seeing the outside any time soon are slim to none.

The rapper was acquitted of capital murder in the case, a more serious charge that would have carried an automatic life sentence. By Mackenzie Cummings-Grady Rapper Tay-K has been found guilty of ...

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A Texas rapper who performed as Tay-K and was best known for his 2017 ... without the chance of parole. The jury will now hear evidence in the trial’s punishment phase ...