Gangsta Boo found dead: Tributes paid to rapper and former 'Three 6 Mafia' member

Fox 13 revealed on Sunday that Gangsta Boo, whose actual name was Lola Mitchel, was found dead in Memphis. The reason for death has not yet been revealed. DJ Paul, a collaborator, was one of the first to pay respect, posting a photo of her DJing on social media. Tributes from other musicians and celebrities poured in, with rapper 2 Chainz responding, "Mannnn," beside a sobbing emoji.

Lil Jon posted a statement on social media describing how he and the artist were together just a few weeks ago. "Rest well, Quenn," he said, followed by a prayer hands emoji.

Who was Gangsta Boo?

Gangsta Boo was the stage name of American rapper and former member of the hip hop group “Three 6 Mafia” Lola Mitchell. She was born on August 7, 1979, in Memphis, Tennessee, and began her career in the mid-1990s as the first female member of “Three 6 Mafia.”




In 1998, she released her solo debut album "Enquiring Minds," and several other solo albums. She was known for her distinctive rapping style and contributions to developing the subgenre of southern hip hop known as "horrorcore."

FAQs:

1. Which other rapper has paid tributes to Gangsta Boo?
   Other rappers, such as Ty Dolla $ign, paid their condolences on Twitter, saying, "Long live my home sister Gangsta Boo. 'Queen of the M,' Questlove remarked, adding, '...Gangsta Boo. "Sleep in melody."
2. What caused Gangsta Boo's death?
   Lola Mitchell, aka Gangsta Boo, was discovered dead on the porch of a Whitehaven residence at Raines Road on Sunday, January 1. At this time, the reason for her death remains unknown.