“Remember me as an original,” he said. “As an artist who did things his way. Remember me as a kid from Atlanta who had a dream, believed in himself, got better and won.”
After Quan’s death, his friend and fellow rapper Boosie Badazz spoke of their close bond in a moving tribute.
“I just spoke to you, BRA,” he wrote on X on September 5. “Never forget your smile, your way of speaking and of course your music.”
Boosie added in another post: “WE HAVE GREAT MEMORIES TOGETHER AND IT ALWAYS MAKES ME SMILE #restupwhen WE WERE PLANNING THINGS TOO.”
Quan’s fans also posted their memories of the rapper, with one noting that he was “an ATL legend” and another writing, “Krazy hits different now… Damn @RichHomieQuan! Rest in heaven.”
This story was updated on September 5, 2024 at 4:06 p.m. PT after the Fulton County Medical Examiner confirmed Rich Homie Quan’s date of birth.
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