THE Atlanta rapper Trouble who died suddenly at the age of 34 wrote a chilling post about life just weeks before his death. The music star, whose real name is Mariel Semonte Orr, was shot to death early Sunday morning, according to the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office. “Neva know when yo numba gon be called!” […]
THE Atlanta rapper Trouble who died suddenly at the age of 34 wrote a chilling post about life just weeks before his death.
The music star, whose real name is Mariel Semonte Orr, was shot to death early Sunday morning, according to the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office.
“Neva know when yo numba gon be called!” Trouble tweeted weeks before his sudden death. “Life short dawg smh.”
The rapper told his followers to be grateful and forgive.
“Love yo ppl n make sho dey know!” Trouble shared.
“It can be all ova anyday! On Lord.”
Hours before his death was announced by his record label on Instagram, the Atlanta rapper also shared a chilling final Tweet.
“Its tooooooo many 12 of for me tonight IM GOIN HOME,” Trouble said on Twitter.
“Yall move smoove outchea.”
Trouble was still making new music, according to some of his final posts.
In his final Instagram stories, people appear to be listening to a Trouble song at a party.
One woman lip-synced to the song and wrote “This gone forever be a banger,” while tagging the artist.
It also seemed that Trouble was partying with friends based on his final story that he posted on Instagram.
Details surrounding the rapper’s death currently remain unknown.
Social media users commented underneath his most recent Instagram post as rumors of his death circulated.
K Deuce posted: “Woke up to the news. Rest Easy Trouble.”
Poni Capri said: “Please tell me it ain’t true.”
The hip hop artist later uploaded the caption: “RIP Trouble” to her Instagram Stories.
Meanwhile, DJ Kutt Throat said the news “can’t be real”.
And, the basketballer Tiffany Hayes said: “He was really the coolest. Fly high Skoob.”
The rapper had shared an advertising poster for the party It’s a Legendary Summer which was held in Decatur, Georgia on June 4.
And, there are several clips from a party on his Instagram stories.
Trouble, who started rapping when he was 14, released his debut mixtape known as December 17th in April 2011.
It came 23rd on Complex magazine’s The 25 Best Mixtapes of 2011.
He also worked with the rappers Lupe Fiasco and YFN Lucci throughout his career.
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