His death was confirmed by his brother, Semaja Render, who is also a rapper that goes by the stage name, Lil Gotit.
Sharing a picture of himself and his brother on his Instagram page, Lil Gotit expressed disbelief and sadness over Lil Keed’s death.
Lil Gotit wrote, “I can’t believe I seen you die today bro. I did all my cries. I know what you want me to do and that’s go hard for Mama, Daddy, our brothers, Naychur and Whiteboy #ImaHoldthisShitDown.”
He had earlier shared an Instagram story post where her tagged Lil Keed, saying, “Why bro, why u leave me bro,” followed by many crying emojis.
He was featured in Future’s song Undefeated.
On Lil Keed’s last album, Trapped on Cleveland 3, released in 2020, he collaborated with other artistes like Travis Scott, Young Thug and Chris Brown.
The rapper, who was the youngest of seven children, was signed under Young Thug’s record label, YSL (Young Stoner Life).
YSL rapper Lil Keed is NOT resting in peace after his death in May ... thanks to vandals, but his brother Lil Gotit is threatening to do something about it.
Gotit vented his frustration and anger on social media, where he made a stern PSA, warning the low-down individuals who keep tampering with his brother's tomb to stop ... or else.
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