Rich Homie Quan’s First Posthumous Song Arrives Ahead Of Funeral
Atlanta, GA –
Rich Homie Quan‘s first posthumous track “Song Cry” has been released ahead of the late rapper’s funeral.
The tune is extra private and emotional than his finest recognized tracks similar to “Lifestyle” and “Flex (Ooh Ooh Ooh),” and sees the Atlanta native ruminating on the trimmings of fame and among the harder elements of his life.
“Aye, this one here personal,” he says within the intro. “I know a lot of my songs, y’all don’t take serious in a way, but I want y’all to turn this one up.”
Rich Homie then proceeds to mirror on witnessing the demise of a pal, coping with betrayal and smoking weed to “fake my feelings,” sing-rapping: “I have been through so much shit, wish you could hear my tears.”
The launch of “Song Cry” comes forward of Quan’s funeral on Tuesday (September 17) in College Park, Georgia. A big turnout is anticipated, with police shutting down quite a few roads, in line with FOX 5 Atlanta.
The funeral, which is being termed a “celebration of life,” is going down at World Changers Church International. Fans may also be capable of view the rapper’s physique beforehand by way of buying tickets.
Following the funeral, there will likely be a celebration celebrating Rich Homie Quan’s life at The Bank, a club-like venue in Atlanta.
The former Rich Gang rapper died on September 5 after being discovered unresponsive in his house. A reason behind demise has nonetheless but to be introduced, though an post-mortem was lately accomplished.
The police report said that Quan was initially discovered at his Atlanta house “asleep on the floor by the kitchen with food in his mouth” by his brother Andre Munford within the early hours of September 5.
Munford informed police he then carried the rapper onto a sofa, describing the circumstances as “very unusual.”
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Hours later, Quan’s girlfriend Amber Williams awoke to seek out him laying on the sofa. She then left the home to drop her children off at college.
Upon returning, Williams mentioned Quan had not moved from the sofa. Assuming he was nonetheless sleeping, she went again upstairs to their bed room to return to sleep, the report mentioned.
After waking up, Williams mentioned she checked on Quan at 11 a.m. which is when she seen that his physique was chilly and he didn’t seem like respiratory. She instantly known as 911, per the report.
The responding officer mentioned Rich Homie Quan didn’t seem like “alert, conscious or breathing” when he arrived on the property and he didn’t suspect foul play.
Quan, who was 34 years outdated, was transported to close by Grady Hospital in Atlanta the place he was pronounced useless.
