On Tuesday (Sept. 17), Rich Homie Quan's family, friends, and supporters will head to Georgia to pay their respects. In honor of the fallen rapper, a posthumous single titled "Song Cry" arrived on ...

Rich Homie Quan’s memory will continue to live on through his music, and on Monday (Sept. 30), fans received a brand new posthumous visual for his “Song Cry” track. The Marcell B-directed clip ...

Rich Homie Quan’s first posthumous release “Song Cry” dropped on the same day as his memorial service, which was open to the public. World Changers Church International hosted a “Celebration of Life” ...

It's clear why Quan never released this song himself, but the fact that he even recorded the lines is troubling enough. Hip-hop has never rid the blemish of misogyny, and Odd Future's lyrics about ...

Rich Homie Quan’s energy and contribution to Hip-Hop music will not fade anytime soon, especially with the release of his emotional new video, “Song Cry.” Quan was already filming this video when he ...

Rich Homie Quan’s family and team have released the late rapper’s first posthumous album, a 35-song, full length studio album entitled Forever Going In. The album was announced on IG last week and was ...

The Yonkers native and his company, Juices For Life, are working to promote healthier lifestyles through better choices. It’s really the second verse of this song that’s the highlight. It’s a moment ...

Rich Homie Quan, best known for his 2013 song “Type of Way,” has died at the age of 34. The rapper’s death was confirmed by the Fulton County morgue to Us Weekly. No cause of death has been determined ...

In a recent interview, Rich Homie Quan's dad revealed that his son was working on a 25-song project before his death. "We had just completed a 20- or 25-song project and we were in the process of ...

Rich Homie Quan’s family and team have released the late Atlanta rapper’s first posthumous album, a 35-song effort titled Forever Going In. The album was announced on Instagram Thursday and arrived at ...

Rich Homie Quan has issued an apology to Roddy Ricch after accusing "The Box" rapper of getting his verse removed from DJ Drama's I'm Really Liked That track "FMFU." "Just got off the phone with ...