Sad Frosty rapped about ‘flexing with depression and living his dreams’ in heartbreaking lyrics before death at 24
SAD Frosty heartbreakingly rapped about “flexing through depression and living his dreams” in one of his hit tracks – years before his death.
The rapper, 24, passed away on January 14 but his cause of death remains unknown.
Frosty produced tracks including “New Kicks”, “Ice Cream”, and “Crib with a Lake”.
Ice Cream was released in December 2020.
In the first verse, he raps: “I been flexin’ on my haters every day, I live my dreams.
“My Travis 6’s, they official, your jump man on the wrong team. Feel like Pharrell in 07, all my shoes Icecream man (Uh) (sic).”
The lyrics continue: “B****, I’m flexing through depression (Huh?), I’m posted at the crib.
“Making millions from my music, man, I get it how I live (Yeah). Had to grind for this s**t, I took some time for this s**t (Huh?). Face card, good, won’t wait in line for kicks, ayy.”
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The track is part of his album Sandbox, which contains other hits including Beavis & Butt-head, and Swerve (remix) that stars the American rapper Chief Keef, real name Keith Farrelle Cozart.
Ice Cream was a “highly anticipated” track for Frosty’s fanbase, according to Genius.
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Months before his death, Frosty posted “they want that old frosty” in what turned out to be his final Instagram post.
Dozens of tributes have poured in from fans as news of the rapper’s death emerged.
One said: “RIP SAD FROSTY. Loved bro music so much especially his collabs with dc the don.
“I can just remember hearing his song in berlins merch intro and hearing him in Dontai intros to this day. We love you frosty.”
Another commented: “RIP Sad Frosty, life’s really that unexpected. Don’t waste your days. Enjoy each moment with your fam.”
And a third posted: “RIP Sad Frosty. I will see you in the next life my friend.”
Very little is known about the rapper as he wasn't really active on social media. His last Facebook post came in 2018.
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