VIDE0 Lucas Coly Last Moments 24 Hours Before Tragic Pa:ssing: LEAVE ME ALONE !!!!!”
The French-American rapper died at the age of 27 on Thursday
Lucas Coly, a French-American rapper and social media influencer known for his song ‘I Just Wanna’ has died (iamlucascoly/Instagram)
Lucas Coly’s cause of death has been confirmed the day after the 27-year-old French-American rapper was found dead in Las Vegas.
The news was confirmed by his manager on Thursday. The musician was famous for his viral single, “I Just Wanna”, released in 2016.
On Friday, the Clark County coroner’s office and medical examiner confirmed to The Independent that Coly died by suicide.
News of his death came hours after Coly cryptically posted the words, “I love yall,” on his Instagram Story.
His agency, I Discover Stars, wrote on Instagram, “I’m going to be in mourning… My brother is gone. Don’t wait until someone dies to give them their flowers.”
In another statement which has since been deleted, Coly’s manager said there was “a hole in my heart right now”.
According to Us Weekly, he wrote, “Being your manager was one of the reasons I stayed here. Honestly, Lucas it hasn’t set in yet because I refuse to believe you are gone.”
His fellow Vine star Demetrius Harmon posted two pictures of him and Coly on Instagram, writing, “Rest up my boy.”
Coly was also known for dating social media influencer Amber H. On Thursday, Amber posted a picture of a phone turned off with the caption: “This made me feel a lot better! Amen.
“Y’all don’t know the half !!!!!!!!!!!! LEAVE ME ALONE !!!!!” she added. “Let him rest.”
Coley was born in France and moved to the US when he was eight years old. He made his start on Vine, where he shared his music. In an interview shortly after he found fame in 2017, he told DJ Small Eyez, “I’m looking forward to making more music with French in it. I feel like that’ll expand. I got French fans, I got fans, of course, in other countries, so I got to come home now.”
He added, “I didn’t really do good in school, so that’s really my main struggle,” he recalled, explaining how he “barely” graduated. “I just want to rap. If it’s not music or not making music, I want to do nothing.”
