On September 5, Dequantes Devontay Lamar, known to the world as Rich Homie Quan, tragically passed away at the age of 34.

Quan’s father and longtime manager, Corey Lamar, initially planned a small, private service for close family, stating it was important to “begin the healing process.” However, he later reconsidered, saying, “Without the fans, there would be no Quan.”

In honor of Rich Homie Quan’s life and legacy, Fox 5 Atlanta will be live streaming the funeral service at World Changers Church International in College Park.

Rich Homie Quan rose to prominence in 2013 with his breakout single “Type of Way,” which reached number 50 on the US Billboard Hot 100. His mixtape Still Goin’ In (Reloaded) was later named one of the top 10 mixtapes of the year by Rolling Stone. The following year, Quan teamed up with Problem for the hit single “Walk Thru” and joined forces with Birdman’s Rich Gang. Alongside Young Thug, he became part of the group’s success, with their single “Lifestyle,” produced by London On Da Track, earning platinum certification.

Quan later returned to his solo career, releasing his debut album Rich as in Spirit in 2018.

On Tuesday (Aug. 20), Nicki Minaj revealed the second leg of her Pink Friday 2 World Tour, titled “Gag City Reloaded.” The tour will feature fresh performances, revamped setlists, and special appearances by Tyga, BIA, and Skillibeng.

In addition to the tour announcement, the Queens native took to social media to share exciting news about an extended version of her 2023 album, Pink Friday 2. Minaj wrote, “PF2 #GagCityReloaded – the album. I love it so much. I’ll be performing 2-3 songs from this version of the album on the PF2 #GagCityReloaded.”

Check out her tweets below.

ONE Musicfest is set to return to Atlanta’s Piedmont Park on Saturday, October 26, and Sunday, October 27.

This two-day celebration will feature headlining performances by Cardi B, Victoria Monet, Gunna, Jill Scott, and Earth, Wind & Fire, with additional sets by Nelly, T.I., Method Man and Redman, Sexyy Red, GloRilla, BossMan Dlow, Monica, Keyshia Cole, Jeremih, Leon Thomas, Fridayy, Destin Conrad, and many more.

“It’s hard to believe we’ve reached the 15-year mark,” said Jason “J” Carter, founder of ONE Musicfest. “We’ve grown into the longest-running and largest Black independently owned festival in the country and this journey has been a blessing. Our commitment to the community remains steadfast as we continue to bring the biggest and brightest performers in music and the best activations with amazing partners.”

Tickets are now on sale, with multiple tiers available: General Admission (starting at $179), General Admission Plus (starting at $299), VIP ($525), Platinum ($1,425), and Titanium ($5,500).