American rapper Lola Chantrelle Mitchell, known by her stage moniker Gangsta Boo, has passed away. The Three 6 Mafia ex-member and rapper was 43 years old.

She was raised in a middle-class family that eventually “moved to the hood” as a result of her parents’ divorce. About 14 years ago, she began rapping.

1993 saw the inclusion of Gangsta Boo, the second female member of Three 6 Mafia after K-9, on the group’s debut album “Mystic Stylez.” “Chapter 1: The End” from 1996 and “Chapter 2: World Domination” from 1997 were her last albums with the group.

Gangsta Boo had worked with a variety of musicians during her career, including Drumma Boy, OutKast, Foxy Brown, T.I., Gucci Mane, Eminem, and Yelawolf.

2020 saw her most recent collaborations with Run the Jewels on “Walking in the Snow” and Junglepussy on “Stamina.”

Gangsta Boo’s funeral, burial service, pictures, date, time, venue

She was discovered dead on Sunday afternoon, January 1 at around 4 p.m. (local time).

Her burial details are not yet available.