Lucas Coly's cause of death revealed as fans pay tribute to rapper found dead in Las Vegas

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Rising rap star Lucas Coly, recognized for his distinctive bilingual style, has tragically died, with authorities now confirming it as a suicide.

The 27-year-old artist, beloved by fans for his blend of English and French in his music, took his own life with a single gunshot wound to the head, as reported by the Daily Mail.

The heartbreaking news has left his fans and loved ones in shock, flooding social media with tributes and emotional messages as they come to terms with the loss.

Lucas Coly left a cryptic farewell on his Instagram story before taking his own life

The confirmation of Lucas Coly’s cause of death comes after days of speculation following a haunting final message he posted on Instagram, simply stating, "I love y'all."

Although brief, the post left fans and followers worried about his well-being, sparking rumors about his mental health before the devastating truth was revealed.

Rumors began swirling earlier in the week when Coly, known for his viral hits like 'I Just Wanna' and 'Break Ya Back', left the cryptic farewell on his Instagram story.

Fans, aware of Coly's tendency to be open about his struggles, were alarmed by the message's brevity and ominous tone.

The post, which many initially hoped was not as serious as it appeared, became all too real when it was later confirmed that the rapper had died.

Just days after his post, Coly's manager shared a heartfelt tribute to the late artist.

The message, which has since been removed, depicted the close relationship they shared and the personal struggles Coly had been facing.

"Being your manager was one of the reasons I stayed here," the statement read. "There's a hole in my heart right now, Lucas. We used to speak on our struggles all the time but smile for the fans."

Lucas Coly’s death prompts an outpouring of grief and tributes from fans and loved ones

The Clark County Office of Coroner and Medical Examiner confirmed on Friday, October 4, that Lucas Coly's death was indeed a suicide, bringing waves of grief to his fanbase.

His girlfriend, a prominent social media influencer, also posted a tribute to Coly, though her statement has since been taken down, respecting the privacy surrounding their relationship.

Fans immediately began flooding Coly's social media profiles with tributes.

One person remarked, "I pray you finally for the peace of mind that you deserve. Rest in paradise Lucas Coly."

Another said, "No way. I refuse to believe this man, we still play him heavily."

"This ain’t fair man, we loved you so much. I’m so sorry you lost your battle. I hope you are at peace for real. Fly High Lucas," wrote one person.

Another added, "You was loved my bby." [sic]

One individual wrote, "This makes me SO sad bro omg, rip:(."

Another person wrote, "Awe Lucas we loved you so much. Rip to you."

Born in France in 1996, Coly’s journey to stardom began when he moved to the United States as a child.

He channeled his creativity through social media, rapidly gaining prominence on Vine, the now-defunct video platform that served as a launchpad for emerging artists.

Coly’s unique talent for switching effortlessly between English and French in his raps earned him a devoted following. Fans were attracted not only to his bilingual skills but also to his charismatic personality, which radiated in every post.

After Vine's closure, Coly successfully transitioned to platforms like YouTube and Instagram, where his following continued to expand.

He amassed 470,000 subscribers on YouTube and over 1.2 million followers on Instagram, where he continued to share his music and connect with fans.

His hit tracks, including 'Numb', 'I Just Wanna', and 'Break Ya Back', garnered millions of views, further cementing his position in the rap scene.

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