Rich Homie Quan’s death in September has had a significant impact on several artists, including Lil Gnar. Thousands paid their respects at the artist’s moving funeral service, which resonated deeply with those who mourned his loss. The same applies to individuals outside the music industry also. Upon his death, his album Forever Goin In, which was a lengthy project, was released posthumously. After an artist’s death, such challenging and intense debates often come up. In contrast, it appears that this collaboration with Lil Gnar on “MF Boss” does not follow the same pattern. Despite having no prior collaboration, it seems the Oakland native held Quan’s work in high esteem.
Approximately 24 hours prior, the “Sticky Rice” artist revealed that everything would be undergoing significant changes via his social media platforms, stating “Mf boss w rich homie quan, out na”. Take this to your brother, never stop going inside. Lil Gnar posted this caption alongside a video of them arriving at the recording studio before their death occurred. It’s evident that these two individuals share a warm and friendly relationship, and fans are pleased that it’s being made public. “QUAN GNARRR UHUH YAAAA ATL,” a fan remarks. The collaboration is a high-energy effort, with Quan delivering a standout performance in his verse. This is also an indication of Gnar’s forthcoming mixtape IN MY GLORY.
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