Nicole Bartley
The Los Angeles coroner has officially revealed Lil Keed’s cause of death. The news follows after the late rapper’s mother took to her Instagram and shared that his death resulted from natural causes.
Updated by Nicole Bartley (01/04/2023 at 1:44 pm)
According to Page Six, the Los Angeles medical examiner coroner recently revealed YSL rapper Lil Keed’s death resulted from eosinophilia. The condition causes a “higher than normal level of eosinophils,” a disease-fighting white blood cell.
However, the coroner could not uncover what caused the life-threatening health condition in the first place. The late-rising rap star, real name Raqhid Jevon Render, complained about stomach and back pains several days before his passing.
Additionally, shortly before his sudden death, Lil Keed took to social media and assured the public that YSL was not a gang after Young Thug and Gunna were indicted along with 28 other members.
Lil Keed’s Mother Addresses Late Rapper’s Cause Of Death
Recently, Lil Keed’s mother took to Instagram to clear the air. She said her son “died from natural causes” with no drugs or alcohol in his system, slamming lies and rumors. Keed passed away in May.
Updated by Kendall Parks (12/16/2022 at 6:17 pm)
Michelle Woods, the mother of the “Wavy” rapper, sent out a public service announcement slamming any rumors speculating about her son’s death.
“Seven months,” Woods wrote:
“Today, we’ve confirmed that Raqhid died from natural causes with no drugs or alcohol found in his system.”
Woods also said in the post she and her family are “disheartened” by the rumors of the YSL affiliate’s death being caused by substance abuse such as drugs and alcohol.
She asked the public to respect Lil Keed’s family and legacy.
Lil Keed’s Grave Vandalized, Lil Gotit With A Message, + Funeral Homes Reject ‘Gang-Affiliated’ Burials
By SOHH Squad (09/09/2022 at 5:30 pm)
When rappers pass, many may pay their respects or say “R.I.P,” but that energy was not returned for one rapper.
Atlanta rapper and brother of late rapper Lil Keed, Lil Gotit, posted a very threatening message on his Instagram story.
“Whoever going to (Lil) Keed grave tryna unscrew him out the wall And stuff when I catch you It aint gone be nice,” Lil Gotit wrote.
Lil Gotit’s statement ended with him saying, “I hope you see this message!!!”
Enemies or trolls vandalizing rappers’ graves is sadly not uncommon.
In fact, a video surfaced on the internet revealing that King Von’s family experienced difficulty finding a place for his homegoing.
Many funeral homes are beginning to refuse burials of people connected to gang violence out of fear the gravesite could be vandalized.
In addition, the late rapper Pop Smoke’s grave was also vandalized last year. It remains unknown who committed the crime. Lil Keed, who was an Atlanta and signed to YSL, passed away on May 13 at 24 in Los Angeles.
No Respect
It seems nobody has respect for the dead nowadays. Even the late rapper Nipsey Hussle was a target of vandalism after passing.
An unknown criminal, or multiple, took to his ‘The Marathon Continues’ clothing store in Slauson.
Additional reporting by Chris Samuel.
