Ten days after XXXTentacion was shot and killed in a suspected robbery, his music continues to live on Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. Ten days after XXXTentacion ...

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XXXTentacion’s music video for his song “Sad!” was posthumously released Thursday — a day after the late rapper’s memorial service was held in Florida. A chilling photo was posted on the slain ...

Fans of XXXTentacion were heartbroken after his sudden passing on June 18, but are able to find solace in his slew of posthumous releases from the rapper. The music video for his single “Moonlight” ...

XXXTentacion‘s team released the music video for the rapper’s hit song “SAD!,” which skyrocketed to No. 1 after his tragic murder on June 18. The Florida rapper, 20, became the first solo artist to ...

Today would have been XXXTentacion’s birthday had he not been fatally shot last summer. The controversial rapper left behind some unreleased music after his passing, including the Lil Wayne ...

Nearly a year after his death, XXXTentacion is being recognized for his musical works. On Thursday (April 4), the late rapper posthumously received 10 nominations for the 2019 Billboard Music Awards.

The estate for XXXTentacion has been hit with a creditor’s claim by a Florida music producer who claims to be owed $1 million. According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Stache Records and ...

Along with the news of XXXTentacion’s death that tore across social media Monday came the grim visual proof: shaky camera-phone footage of the 20-year-old rapper slumped lifelessly behind the wheel of ...

It’s been nearly three years since XXXTentacion was shot to death in Florida at the age of 20 — but his team is keen to keep his legacy alive. Next week, the controversial rapper’s estate will release ...

XXXTentacion was a chart-topping rapper who lived large in South Florida: He resided in a million-dollar home, drove a flashy sports car and went on a shopping spree to donate items to foster kids.