Sauce Walka and Sayso P alleged shooting video from Downtown Memphis comes to light

A new video released by TMZ has shown the moment rappers Sayso P and Sauce Walka were attacked in downtown Memphis on March 22, 2025. The grainy footage shows three men jumping out of a white vehicle on George W. Lee Street and two of them shooting at two men—reported to be Sauce Walka and Sayso P.

One of them falls, while the other manages to escape. The suspects then get into their vehicle and drive off. On March 24, Memphis Police confirmed that Latorian Hunt, professionally known as Sayso P, was killed in the incident, and Albert Walker Mondane, popularly known as Sauce Walka, sustained minor injuries to his leg.

Authorities also described the shooting as a “targeted incident.” While police didn’t reveal details of the suspects, they stated that the vehicle used to carry out the attack had been identified.

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Aftermath of the shooting incident involving Sauce Walka and Sayso P and more details explored

Sayso P was recently signed to Sauce Walka’s record label, Sauce Familia. The up-and-coming rapper released tracks Hefner in 2024 and Backdoor in 2023. His last single released was Free One Punch in January 2025.

According to Fox13 Memphis, friends of the deceased Sayso P claimed that the rapper had only been in Memphis for a few days to make appearances at local clubs as he didn’t live in the town.

The News channel also reported that the rapper’s mother addressed rumors that her son owed money and refused to pay back:

"This the type of lies and (expletive) that KEEP mothers losing our sons. My son never stole anything. Never ran off with anything. Didn't have to. Haters set him up, but not because he stole a dime. He would give you his last before he would steal anything,"

She implored Netizens to stop spreading fake news regarding her 27-year-old son;

"Please stop spreading rumors. Let me repeat that: He didn't have to take (expletive) from anyone. Money wasn't a factor for (Sayso P)... He was too loyal. Too loyal to the wrong people was his biggest downfall. Haters who were envious killed my baby but I won't let ya'll steal his legacy. People see him with a stack and say anything. This was his NORM!"

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Following the release of the CCTV footage, Sauce Walka, whose real name was Albert Walker Mondane, took to Instagram to mourn his late signee.

He referred to the late rapper as his baby brother and spoke of the years and experiences they’d shared. He also used the opportunity to talk about the harm and dangers of gang violence.