Keyshia Ka’Oir Checks Out Online Trolls Leaving Threats in Gucci Mane’s Comments Over the Death of His Former Enchanting Artist

The tragedy once more shocked the hip-hop world.

Enchanting, former Gucci Mane artist, has died aged just 26 after being placed on life support following an alleged drug overdose. The emcee previously worked together with her label 1017.

Big Guwop fans have been vocal in their opinions, asking why he didn’t do more to assist his former artist, whose real name is Channing Nicole Larry. Some even cited what they considered to be unethical practices towards his artists who died or went to prison after signing a contract with him.

“It’s sad to have to say RIP to such a wonderful young lady, a true star, we all miss you. Chant @luvenchanting”Gucci wrote.

Within the hour, his wife, Keyshia Ka’Oir, rushed to her husband’s defense, calling on critics to back off from blaming him.

This heartbreaking news was confirmed on Tuesday, June 11, by Enchanting’s sister, Kayy Jayy.

She shared the photo on X with the caption: “I love you girl (broken heart emoji).” According to to BET.com. Her post is now limited and only allows select friends, family and followers to observe her tribute.

An autopsy didn’t confirm the details of the Fort Worth, Texas artist’s death. However, gossip site The Shade Room reports that her team revealed that the cause of her death was an “overdose.”

According to deputies, she had “withdrawn” over the past few days before she was taken to the hospital and listed in critical condition.

“She has been coming to my house for the last 4 days to get clean. She tried her best and I did the whole lot I could to assist her, she tried,” an Enchanting representative told TSR.

Several people jumped into LaFlare’s comments section to criticize him and blame him for not doing enough to assist his artists after they are on drugs and want support.

“He only contracts with drug addicts and criminals, so yes, they will pass or go to jail if he doesn’t get them help before signing with him,” one person wrote.

Another said: “You grim harvest there,” referring to the death of 1017 Records artist Big Scarra, who died from accidental prescription drug overdose at his girlfriend’s house on December 22, 2022, at the age of 22. His debut mixtape titled “Big Grim Reaper” was released in 2021.

“It’s very strange because if a Scar or Enchanting album comes out within a week, it’s planned,” said one more conspiracy theorist. Another said: “There’s no way you’ll be able to label yourself ‘you are dead’ or ‘you are in prison.’

Many people commented that “Gucci Mane’s condolences ring false,” prompting the trap legend’s wife to step into the comments and settle the situation as she all the time does after seeing threats and other offensive remarks blaming her husband.

“Leave my husband alone!” Keyshia wrote. “I’m signing these artists to assist them and provides them a greater life! I wish it wasn’t like this! Sing, we love you, daughter! “RIH”

Cheer immediately unilateral with Ka’Oir on The Shade Room’s IG profile.

“I agree that you can’t blame a record label owner for a person’s actions and decisions. Can you blame your employer for your decisions?” one person wrote. Another said, “You can’t take care of adults.”

Keyshia also posted a tribute on her Story, writing, “Damn chant! This one shocked me! When I heard the news, I just knew you could do it! I’m so sorry! REST IN HEAVEN! We love you @luvenchanting.”

Enchanting’s profession highlights include signing with New 1017 in 2020, releasing “No Luv,” “Track & Field,” “Big Chant” and other Southern anthems. She also rapped with fellow artist K Shiday as the duo So Icy Girlz

After leaving the label, the Dallas native continued the project, releasing a deluxe version of “Luv Scarred / No Luv” in 2023, a collaboration with Baby Tate and Jacquees. One of her last contributions to hip-hop culture was on the small screen.

She was featured as an artist on the song “He Can’t Reach” on the soundtrack of the second season of the recently canceled HBO show “Rap Sh-t” in 2023.

“Back In Blood” rapper Pooh Shiesty also signed to the Gucci label in 2020. The following 12 months he turned himself in to authorities to serve 63 months in prison after his conviction charged with robbery with a firearm, battery with a deadly weapon causing great bodily harm, assault with a firearm and theft. He ultimately pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges and is currently incarcerated in Memphis.

Rapper Foogiano, a 1017 signee who previously dated “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Renni Rucci, was sentenced to 5 years for allegedly he burned the ankle monitor.