Rapper Known as '6 Dogs' Reportedly Dead at 21, Fans Mourn the Loss

Rapper Known as '6 Dogs' Reportedly Dead at 21, Fans Mourn the Loss

- The Atlanta-based rapper Chase Amick, better known by his fans as 6 Dogs, has reportedly died

- Multiple sources have reported that the young rapper passed on at the age of 21

- Fans, colleagues and friends of the rapper took to social media to mourn him

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Fast-rising Atlanta-based rapper, Chase Amick, who is popularly known as 6 Dogs, has reportedly passed on.

According to multiple reports, social media was abuzz with news of the rapper’s death on Tuesday, 26 January, as tributes poured in from fans.

Daily News reported that the cause of the rapper’s death was still unknown and that his manager was unreachable to share more details. The artist's death was however confirmed by fellow rappers who posted about it on social media.

Fasts-rising rapper 6 Dogs reportedly dies at 21
Tributes started to pour in on social media after reports made the rounds that 21-year-old rapper, 6 Dogs, had passed on. Photos: @6dogs
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Fellow rapper, Yung Gravy, posted a photo of himself and the late 6 Dogs on his Instagram page and accompanied it with a caption where he prayed for his soul to rest in peace.

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According to Gravy, 6 Dogs had inspired him in so many ways and also helped him grow as an artist.

He wrote:

“RIP Chase :’( inspired me in so many ways and helped me grow as an artist and a person”

See the post below:

Fans also took to social media to share their tributes to the late rapper and spoke on how much he would be missed. Read what some of them had to say below:

A tweep described him as one of the kindest souls ever.

Another fan reminisced on how he helped him get through hard times.

Briefly.co.za has been reporting on the losses experienced by the entertainment industry in South Africa and reported on when the actress Lindiwe Thembekani Ndlovu passed away.

Mzansi social media users have continued to send their heartfelt condolences to her friends and family following the veteran Thespian's death on Monday, 11 January. The SAFTA award-winning actress died in her home, according to a statement released by her agency, Gaenor Artist Management:

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"What we will remember most is her love and unwavering dedication to her friends and family. She had a larger-than-life presence that was undeniably infectious to those who loved her."

Lindiwe played many roles on TV and film. She also loved acting on stage.

"By far her greatest achievement was receiving her SAFTA award, which was presented to her by the incredible American actor Samuel L Jackson, which she received for Best Actress in a Feature Film."

The official statement doesn't mention her cause of death. Mzansi TV viewers and celebs have flooded Twitter with their tributes and messages of condolences to her friends and family. Check out some of them below:

Somizi said:

"What a loss... what a talent... lala sisi."

@KeletsoMs_ wrote:

"May her soul rest in peace."

@obie_world commented:

"Goodness!! Condolences to her family, colleagues and close friends."

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@TshepisoMoloi10 wrote:

"I can't believe it. She was such a talented actor. One of the very few I enjoyed watching embody a role. May she transcend peacefully, safely."

@78tshepo_ said:

"May her soul rest in eternal peace. To the family, friends, colleagues and fans, receive my deepest condolences. Our TV screens will never be the same. May the mighty God gives you strength during these difficult times."

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