SAD NEWS: ISIS Just EXECUTED A 15-Year-Old Boy . . . Because He Was Listening . . . To HIP HOP!! (Poor Kid Was Listening To #WarrenG)

MediaTakeOut.com confirmed that a teenage boy has been beheaded by ISIS, and his crime was simply - listening to HIP HOP music.

Ayham Hussein, 15, was picked up by militants after PASSERS BY reported hearing HIP HOP MUSIC coming from the boy's portable CD player - the young man was wearing headphones. This occurred inside the Iraqi capital of Mosul.

According to reports, the militants dragged the boy before an Islamist kangaroo court and he was sentenced him death in a public execution.

Within hours, the boy was EXECUTED in a public square.

MediaTakeOut.com learned that the boy was listeing to Warren G's REGULATE (the radio version). RIP to the youngster.

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