Rich Homie Quan’s heartbreaking final post shared just hours before rapper died at 34

Just hours before his sudden passing at 34, Rich Homie Quan announced he would be performing at Nick Cannon’s music festival.

The Atlanta rapper, who collaborated with Young Thug as Rich Gang, was found dead in his home on Thursday. His family announced his passing but has not disclosed the cause.

His girlfriend Amber Williams found him on the couch not breathing and without a heartbeat, according to the 911 call obtained by TMZ. He began to foam at the mouth when she moved him.

On Wednesday, the artist, whose real name was Dequantes Lamar, posted an update on his Facebook page about his performance schedule.

He had shared plans to appear on September 19 for the Wild N’ Out Live Tour, urging fans to get their tickets.

‘ATLANTA FEW MORE WEEKS WILD’N OUT HERE AND IM BACK AGAIN…. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW ‼️‼️‼️,’ he captioned the tour poster, which featured Cannon along with Waka Flocka, Nardo Wick and Boosie.

His family told TMZ they are ‘shattered and heartbroken’ by the sudden loss just a month shy of his 35th birthday.

Fellow rapper Playboi Carti was among those to lead tributes to the late star, posting several clips of him on his Instagram story.

Lamar was born in Atlanta, Georgia in October 1989.

Initially aspiring to be a professional baseball player, he earned a scholarship to Fort Valley State University but dropped out due to tuition costs.

After working at an airport and losing his job, Lamar became involved in burglaries and served 15 months in jail.

Upon his release, he focused on music and gained mainstream recognition with his 2013 single Type of Way and the 2015 hit Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh).

In November 2016, Lamar filed a $2 million lawsuit against his former label, Think It’s A Game, claiming unpaid royalties. The label counter-sued for breach of contract, and both lawsuits were eventually settled out of court.

He achieved further fame as part of the group Rich Gang, alongside Atlanta rapper Young Thug, as part of a Cash Money Records project.

At the time, he was described by the New York Times as being part of the city’s rising generation of rappers.

His latest single ‘Ah’Chi’ saw him feature alongside rapper 2ChainZ.

Lamar was due to testify in the trial of his former bandmate Young Thug, real name Jeffrey Lamar Williams, who is accused of street gang activities.