Houston is grieving the loss of BeatKing, a renowned rapper and producer who passed away on Thursday from a pulmonary embolism, according to TMZ. The health crisis struck suddenly during a morning radio appearance at Urban One/Radio One, where BeatKing fainted and was swiftly transported to a Houston hospital. He died later that day with his two daughters by his side.
BeatKing, celebrated for his 2020 viral hit “Then Leave,” significantly influenced the music scene, especially in Texas. The track gained international popularity on TikTok, endearing him to fans globally. Before this breakout, BeatKing was a fixture in Texas nightlife, with his energetic tracks dominating college parties and clubs throughout the 2010s. His notable hits include “SDAB” featuring 2 Chainz and Juicy J, “Outside,” and “Keep It Poppin” featuring Ludacris and Queendom Come. His latest project, She Won’t Leave Houston, released in July 2023, continued his legacy with collaborations with Juicy J, K Carbon, and Sukihana.
A representative for BeatKing described him as “the best part of the club for over a decade,” emphasizing his profound connection with fans and his commitment to music and family. BeatKing’s legacy as a trailblazing artist will undoubtedly endure.
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