The news of King’s untimely demise sent shockwaves through the music industry, with fellow artists and friends paying tribute to his memory. Justin Bieber, who once shared a residence with King, penned an emotional message on his Instagram Story: “Love you bro. This one hurts. Please keep his family in your prayers.” “See you in paradise brother.” Trippie Redd, another friend of King, expressed his profound grief on Instagram: “I am so hurt rn I can’t even think I love you bro come back!!!!! 😪😪😪 @whoischrisking 💔I can’t catch a break 🤮💔💔💔💔💔.” Actor Keke Palmer mourned King’s passing on Instagram, recalling his exceptional kindness and infectious laughter. “Your kindness was present no matter what room you were in, everybody was and wanted to be your friend,” she wrote. Apart from his musical endeavors, King was the founder and CEO of Snotty Nose Records. He gained recognition for songs such as “Can You Rap Like Me Pt.2,” “U Deserve It,” and “Love Scars Pt. 2.” His loss is a devastating blow to the hip-hop community and beyond.
Rapper Chris King Shot and Killed in Nashville at Age 32
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