Ensayne Wayne, who produced tracks for Three 6 Mafia, Jeezy, Future, Plies, and Xzibit, was shot and killed during a gun battle in Atlanta Saturday.

Wayne (born Ferrell Miles) was outside of The House of Fresh clothing store in Northwest Atlanta -- which his younger brother, producer Drumma Boy, owned -- when gunfire broke out.

Wayne, 49, was struck multiple times in the chest and died at the hospital. He was found with a gun on him. The suspect fled in a silver car.

Drumma Boy paid tribute to his fallen bro on Instagram.

I lost the first person I ever looked up too in life... the first person I ever wanted to be like... My BIG blood-brother... 💉 My dad showed me the fundamentals of music & music theory, but my brother introduced me to making beats. He paved the way for me, introduced me to everybody he could, continuously bragged about me and gave me an alternative route to take. I always just wanted to see him smile and be proud of the moves I made as well as the moves we made together. Thank you all for the condolences sent for @ensaynewayne and family. #LegendsLiveForever #RIP #EnsayneWayne

A post shared by Drumma Boy (@drummaboyfresh) on Feb 11, 2018 at 12:10pm PST

The brothers produced the Plies featuring T-Pain hit Shawty together.

RIP.