Gangsta Boo (Three 6 Mafia) Has Passed Away Age 43

The hip-hop community worldwide is unfortunately kicking off the 2023 New Year with  major sadness. As DJ Paul  has just confirmed that the legendary Memphis, Tennessee emcee Gangsta Boo has passed away at only age 43. Currently, no cause of death has been reported. We here at Faygoluvers.net send our most deepest and sincerest condolences to all of Three 6 Mafia and Gangsta Boo’s entire family, friends, and fans. The female rap icon’s music shall live on forever as Gangsta Boo’s music will continue to keep influencing the rap game for countless decades to come due to Lola Mitchell’s impactful flow and awe-inspiring wordplay. RIP

From TMZ:

“Lola Mitchell, AKA Gangsta Boo — a former member of Three 6 Mafia and a pioneer of female rap — has died.”

“The hip hop star’s passing was confirmed by her former labelmate DJ Paul — who threw up a photo of her on IG … seemingly as a tribute. Several prominent artists commented with messages of condolences. The exact circumstances surrounding her death are unknown.”

“Gangsta Boo’s career officially started in the ’90s, when she linked up with Paul, Juicy J and other founding members of the rap group — which included the likes of Lord Infamous, Crunchy Black, Koopsta Knicca and more. Gangsta Boo was one of the only female rappers with the crew, but she held her own and paved her own lane for years as part of T6M.”

In addition to her own solo albums that she was cranking out at the time — to much acclaim — Gangsta was also featured on Three 6 Mafia’s first 5 studio albums … including their debut record in ’95’s “Mystic Stylez” … as well as other notable projects like ‘Chapter 1,’ ‘When the Smoke Clears’ and even the ‘Choices’ album that served as the soundtrack to the movie.”

“Gangsta Boo left Three 6 in the early 2000s, but went on to have a notable career thereafter — cranking out another solo studio album, and several mixtapes through the rest of the aughts and 2010s. This, of course, doesn’t include the countless features she’s been a part of — working with rap titans like Gucci Mane, Lil Jon, OutKast, E-40, T.I., The Game and more.”

“She continued rapping into the 2020s as well … often collaborating with Killer Mike and El-P in their hip hop duo Run The Jewels. Gangsta Boo was also continuing to partner up with different media outlets to put out music, such as UPROXX and others. Gangsta Boo was a staple in the Memphis community and music scene — and seems to have been beloved by the people there. She was active on social media quite recently. She was 43.”

RIP

 

 

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