Forever Going In: Remembering Rich Homie Quan & The Run We’ll Never Forget

The rap world is reeling after the shocking passing of Rich Homie Quan, who contributed so much to Southern hip-hop.

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The loss of such an influential figure in Atlanta set off a massive reaction from fans and many of Quan’s fellow rappers. Boosie, Quavo, and Jacquees were just a handful of celebrities who spoke out after news of his death was confirmed on Thursday. His supporters took to social media to express their disbelief and heartache over his untimely passing.

WE GOT SOME GOOD ASS MEMORIES TOGETHER N THAT GO ALWAYS BRING A SMILE TO MY FACE #restupquan WE WAS COOKING UP SOME SHIT TOO 🤘🏾
— Boosie BadAzz (@BOOSIEOFFICIAL) September 5, 2024

Legend. pic.twitter.com/NHs5g3Ckzt
— King Of R&B (@Jacquees) September 5, 2024

I gotta hit the club tonight for my nicca rich homie quan
— jiffy, MBA 🍏 ✨ (@bthereina_JIFFY) September 5, 2024

After bursting onto the scene in the early 2010s with his 2012 underground track, “Differences,” he quickly gained popularity for his distinct voice and memorable hooks. This served as the first delivery from his mixtape, “Still Goin’ In.” In September 2013, he dropped the re-released follow-up, “Still Goin’ In: Reloaded,” which featured his breakout hit, “Type of Way.” From there, Quan was solidified, with his run including singles and mixtape cuts such as “Walk Thru,” “Get TF Out My Face,” and “Flex,” though countless others were pivotal components of club culture.