Rich Homie Quan estate releases 35-songs posthumous album ‘Forever Goin In’ on his 35th birthday

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: The estate of late Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan has honored his legacy with the release of his first posthumous album 'Forever Goin In' on what would have been his 35th birthday.

The album, which dropped on October 4, comes a month after Quan’s death on September 5 at 34.

Rich Homie Quan died of an overdose 

Rich Homie Quan, born Dequantes Devontay Lamar, was reportedly working on his album before his untimely death.

His family took on the responsibility of completing his vision, ensuring his work would be shared with the world.

The rapper's cause of death was confirmed as an accidental drug overdose by the Fulton County Medical Examiner on October 1, according to People.

According to the report, multiple substances were found in his system, including fentanyl, alprazolam, codeine, promethazine, and THC. His sudden death has left fans and the music world mourning his loss.

'Forever Goin In' features 35 tracks, including collaborations

The posthumous album 'Forever Goin In' consists of 35 tracks, featuring collaborations with artists such as Skilla Baby, Lil Tjay, 2 Chainz, Plies, Sukihana, and more.

The album cover showcases a childhood photo of Quan, possibly from his elementary school days, where he’s seen wearing a crown. The artwork includes the message: "I promise I will neva stop going in… Forever Going In."

Ahead of the release, the estate shared on Instagram, “Dropping at MIDNIGHT! 34 listed songs ironically that’s the age I…bonus 1 extra, because tomorrow will forever be a celebration! My GIF to my Fans."

Fans react to posthumous album and Rich Homie Quan's legacy

Fans took to social media to express their feelings about Rich Homie Quan's album and his legacy.

"Celebrating Rich Homie Quan’s legacy with a posthumous album on his 35th birthday! Excited to hear it," one fan wrote on X. "They say the good die young," wrote another.

One added, "Why in the world did the estate drop a 35-song, 2-hour long Rich Homie Quan album today? They could of utilized them records for at least 3 different projects to keep future money flowing… That’s wild."

The album’s release also deepened the sorrow surrounding Quan's death, with one fan writing, "This make his death even sadder RIL." Another said, "Happy Heavenly Birthday Rich Homie Quan."

Others shared their thoughts on specific songs from the album, with one person writing, "Rich Homie Quan Made A Song For His Brothers Mi Hermano Lawwwwwd Jesuuuus." Another commented, "This Rich Homie Album tough asf! Salty bruh passed fr!!"

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