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100,000 subscribers20171,000,000 subscribers201710,000,000 subscribers2018Updated August 30, 2019WebsiteJahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy (January 23, 1998 – June 18, 2018), known professionally as XXXTentacion ( ), was an American rapper, singer and songwriter. Although a controversial figure within the hip hop industry, Onfroy has been regarded to have left behind 'a huge musical footprint' due to his impact on his young fanbase and his popularity during his short career.
The most notable aspects of his appearance were his tattoos and his distinctive half-colored hair, which was inspired by antagonist.Born in, Onfroy spent most of his childhood in. He began writing music after being released from a and started his music career on in 2013, where he soon became a popular figure in, a scene that takes elements of and harsh. Onfroy rose to mainstream fame with the single ' which is now certified Platinum by the (RIAA).Onfroy's debut album, (2017), debuted at number 2 on the, receiving a mixed response from critics, some of whom lauded the album for its personal narratives and diverse musical style.
On August 15, 2018, the album was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. His second album, (2018), debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, with its singles ', ' and ' all reaching the top 20 of the, and the album was certified Platinum. In the week following his death, Onfroy's highest-charting single, 'Sad!' , went from 52nd to 1st on the Billboard Hot 100, making him the first artist to top the Hot 100 posthumously since, with ', in 1997.
A few months after his death, he won the Best New Hip Hop Artist at the and won the Favourite Album-Soul/R&B for 17 at the. Onfroy's third studio album, was posthumously released in December 2018.On June 18, 2018, at the age of 20, in a robbery at a motorcycle dealership in. The attackers fled the scene in an after stealing a bag containing $50,000 from Onfroy; four suspects were arrested and are currently awaiting trial. On June 18, 2019, one year on from Onfroy's death, an official documentary on his life was announced. It will feature footage of Onfroy from before his death telling biographical details.
At the same time, Onfroy's estate announced a new posthumous album. XXXTentacion's mugshot in December 2017Onfroy's trial was delayed again after an was filed asking for the charges to be 'completely dropped'. The victim in the case also declined to testify in court. In reaction, the prosecution moved to split the case into two, with witness tampering charges filed against Onfroy and a new trial date announced for December 15, 2017.
On December 10, 2017, Onfroy posted a message to Instagram, writing 'Court date is on the 15th 9:00 am here is my court information, if I am taken into custody, I want to tell everyone I've let down I apologize, I tried my best, I really did.' ; he then released the information of the court hearing.Onfroy pleaded not guilty on December 14, 2017, and was taken into pretrial custody after a motion was filed by the prosecution on the grounds of Onfroy having violated his. He was held without bail. It was confirmed on December 20, 2017, that Onfroy was being released on. Onfroy was released from house arrest on March 21, 2018. Snapchat video controversyShortly after being released from house arrest, a video surfaced of Onfroy hitting a woman in 2013. Onfroy's attorneys claimed the video, which features a caption written by the woman that sardonically reads “I hate this nigga” along with Onfroy dancing to some music before striking the girl, was 'obviously.
Onfroy claimed afterwards that he was afraid he was going to be financially extorted by the woman and that members of her family had already called him requesting money. The woman shown with Onfroy in the video came forward several days later saying she was 'terrified for her life'; however, according to, Onfroy intended to sue the woman for and after her family allegedly demanded a large sum of money in exchange for her silence. The woman later released a statement saying that the version of events described by Onfroy was correct, and that she 'hoped that people see the video in the playful context in which it was recorded and nothing more'. His domestic abuse charges, which he was awaiting trial for, were dropped following his death. Leaked audio of confession to domestic abuse and a stabbing incidentOn October 23, 2018, Pitchfork released secretly recorded audio of Onfroy talking with acquaintances around the time of his October 8, 2016, arrest. In the recording, he allegedly confessed to domestic abuse, and described an incident in which he stabbed nine people. The tape was considered a confession by both the prosecution and defense.
One especially fraught conversation about Onfroy’s ex-girlfriend took place on the afternoon of October 26, 2016 when he told a woman, “I already got what I wanted, I already bashed her face—her face on the internet, bruh, I done made her look bad on the internet, bruh.” Later that day, an audio clip from the call was posted on Instagram of Onfroy saying he “bashed her face” without the hurried clarification. Memorial of XXXTentacion outside the motorcycle dealership where he died in Deerfield BeachOn June 18, 2018, Onfroy was leaving the Riva Motorsports motorcycle dealership in, and, at 3:56 p.m., was blocked from exiting the car park by a black SUV. Two armed men exited the SUV and approached the rapper while he was sitting in the driver's seat. A brief struggle occurred, and the armed men reached inside Onfroy's vehicle, stole a small bag containing $50,000, and shot Onfroy multiple times. The shooters fled the scene in their SUV and Onfroy was transported by paramedics to the nearby hospital in Deerfield Beach, where he was pronounced dead. Onfroy's death was announced by the at exactly 5:30 p.m.
Suspect Dedrick Devonshay Williams of Pompano Beach was arrested two days after the shooting, shortly before 7 p.m. Held in the Broward County jail, he is charged with first degree murder without premeditation. In the weeks following the event, three different people were arrested for their actions involved with the event, including trigger man Michael Boatwright.In his will, Onfroy named his mother Cleopatra and brother Aiden as the sole beneficiaries of his estate.
Onfroy's future child, with whom his girlfriend at the time of his death was pregnant, was not named in the will as it was written before the pregnancy. FuneralAn service for Onfroy took place at the in on June 27 where fans were allowed to pay their respects. His private funeral took place on June 28 where rappers and and singer were among the attendees. He was entombed in a mausoleum at Gardens of Boca Raton Memorial Park,.
XXXTentacion's tombstone at Gardens of Boca Raton Memorial Park inWell known for his 'depressing, and at times devastating' music that brought attention to, Onfroy employed styles and techniques that were unconventional in hip hop during his career, such as and heavy guitar-backed instrumentals drawing inspiration from third-wave. This influenced fellow artists such as Lil Pump, Trippie Redd, Ski Mask the Slump God, Smokepurpp, Comethazine and with the vocals and mixing of his early career.
He was also credited with giving artists their first taste of fame and helping them with their careers through features and co-signs. Onfroy left behind what called 'a huge musical footprint' due to his impact on his young fanbase and his popularity during his career. Given his immense influence only to die young, the article compared his cultural impact with that of and.On June 18, 2019, exactly one year on from Onfroy's death, an official documentary on his life was announced; it will feature footage of Onfroy from before his death telling biographical details.ControversyOnfroy's success as 'a zeitgeist-grabbing, industry-defying, boundary-destroying phenomenon' is 'overshadowed' by his reported abuse of his ex-girlfriend, and the latter is the focus of his life story. Nonetheless, the article contends that despite media attempts to suppress him, Onfroy's 'impact on music will be felt for years to come' and his recordings have 'helped signal a new era of post-streaming, post-genre teenagers'. Onfroy's personal life and history are also noted as prominent parts of his legacy. An article in described his legacy in more critical terms, stating that 'he will be remembered mostly for the unusually cruel violence he committed on vulnerable people, particularly his ex-girlfriend, crimes for which he never expressed remorse.' According to the article, his music 'reflected a life lived with disregard for humanity, both other people's and his own'; and rarely attempted to engage in bravado or bragging, instead focusing on 'mental illness, suicide, extreme, and a prevailing feeling of numbness.'
An article in expressed similar criticisms, though it also noted that Onfroy 'reminded young fans in particular that their hurt was valid but that it did not form the sum total of their lives' and that he 'gave voice to their insecurities.' Contrasting these elements of his legacy, the article acknowledged that though he spent his career encouraging young fans to recognize their greater worth, Onfroy's legacy is nonetheless characterized by the trauma he both experienced and caused. In, Chris Richards commented on Onfroy's complicated legacy, contrasting how he 'encouraged his fans to find hope in the fog of their despair, but bragged enthusiastically about the joy he felt in brutalizing others.' According to Richards, Onfroy's music 'brought solace to the depressed' while validating the sort of violence he practiced and legitimized the pain of his fans while erasing the suffering of victims. Onfroy's music serves as an example for Richards of how 'a hateful song' might normalize such feelings in 'hateful people,' which contributes to the profound paranoia in society about the hatred that might be in the minds of others. Musical style. 'Save Me' by the hip hop group (released 2015) shows Onfroy replicating his screaming-like rap flow alongside his aggressive and violent lyrics.
The distorted production is a mark of Onfroy's earlier music and the sound that boosted him into the mainstream.Problems playing this file? See.Onfroy's influences included, who he cited as his biggest inspiration,. When speaking on his influencers, Onfroy said, 'I'm really into multi-genre things that aren't just based around rapping itself. I'm more inspired by artists in other genres besides rap.' Onfroy as an artist has been defined as versatile and his music has been described as having a 'lo-fi' aesthetic, being diverse and experimental, drawing influence from.
His music also has the tendency to contain and an 'intentional lack of polish.' Speaking about this, Onfroy said that the intentionally bad mixing on his tracks make it 'genuine'. Some fans have also noted that his music has inspired many up-and-coming artists, such as and, into channeling similar aesthetics into their music.Onfroy generally changed his vocal style depending on the type of song he was performing on. His vocal style has been described as displaying 'emotional vulnerability' on much more depressing tracks and as replicating screaming on much more aggressive tracks. His songwriting has been described as outlandish and shocking, often referring to 'violence, sex, and drugs,' though on some projects such as The Fall and 17, Onfroy's songwriting was more emotional in comparison to his previous work, often referring to loneliness, depression, isolation, and anxiety.
He was known for his 'depressing, and at times devastating' music that brought attention to mental health. Public image and feudsOnfroy was generally considered a controversial figure within the hip-hop industry due to assaulting fans, public feuds with other artists and general social media scandals. Labeled Onfroy 'rap's most controversial man' and XXL labeled him as their most 'controversial ever'.On August 24, 2017, a day before the release of his debut album, 17, Onfroy uploaded a video to the social media platform Instagram of him depicting the act of. He later uploaded a video onto Instagram showcasing the video being shot in part of a music video.Onfroy uploaded a music video to YouTube for his song 'Riot' after sharing a music video for his on September 12, 2017. The controversial scene portrays him placing a around the neck of a white child then hanging him (representing ). The child's mother originally was anxious about the scene but said she was fine with the message being portrayed.
Talking on Instagram Live, he told his followers that the video was not supporting or addressing police brutality but was supporting.Onfroy announced he was retiring from producing music on October 27, 2017. Onfroy then stated using the Instagram story feature that he would make music again if South Floridian rapper, frequent collaborator and 'best friend' Ski Mask the Slump God would become his friend again, telling his fans to post 'Be friends with X again' on Ski Mask's social media accounts. The post led to a social media exchange between the two, with Onfroy explaining his side using the Instagram Live feature on Instagram:It was a lack of appreciation on his end, not because of me, I guess just from a business perspective. But he put a business perspective before a personal relationship, and I've been with him as a friend and as a brother for a very long time.
I mean, it's just on some other shit to be honest. It's not on anything I've done wrong. I can't even say I've done anything to him, and I wouldn't go on the Internet and express that if I didn't care about the relationship, but you already know how it goes. They use you to where they wanna go and then part ways.
And I've been used a lot if you haven't noticed.Ski Mask replied shortly afterwards, using Instagram's story feature, 'I'll always love that alien-looking nigga named XXX, but I have to distance myself because it's like nobody would see me as an individual rapper if I don't, on top of that, that nigga crazy as hell', Ski Mask then went on to post a much more intense version of the story, claiming that Onfroy threatened his family. On December 8, 2017, Onfroy wrote on Instagram, 'don't care about what you said about me, you know who got your back, love you, forever', referring to Ski Mask the Slump God. Later, during Rolling Loud in Miami in 2018, they reunited, ending the feud.Following a rumor that Onfroy was arrested in, rapper Ugly God tweeted 'Free X' which prompted a strong response from Onfroy which featured Onfroy insulting Ugly God. Ugly God later clarified there was no feud between them.Canadian rapper previewed a new track, titled 'KMT', on January 28, 2017. The song, following its preview, was compared by users on social media to Onfroy's breakout song 'Look at Me' due to the use of a similar -heavy flow. Before the release of KMT, HotNewHipHop revealed that Drake followed Onfroy's account on Twitter. In an interview with, Onfroy was questioned about the Drake comparisons, responding 'If Drake is gonna take the flow, and I don't know if he legitimately did, but if that is the situation, at least reach out to a nigga, help a nigga out in this situation.'
Drake released the mixtape More Life on March 18, 2017, which included 'KMT'. Onfroy was released from jail on probation two weeks later and was subsequently interviewed by, where he called Drake a 'bitch' and said that he respected Drake's influence but felt like 'KMT' was disrespecting him. The following day on Twitter, Onfroy posted a picture of Drake's mother saying 'she could get it'. He then posted a picture of Drake's mother and a child version of Drake with Onfroy's face photoshopped over that of Drake's father, Dennis Graham. Later, in an interview with, Drake denied those accusations that he stole Onfroy's 'flow'. Drake also denied knowing him and said that he only heard about him regarding rumors circulated following the 'KMT' snippet.
Onfroy replied on his Twitter page requesting that Drake 'come to Florida', after Onfroy saying that he won't 'twitter rap with niggas'.Rapper from the hip-hop group used Instagram's livestream feature to verbally attack Onfroy, further escalating the feud. Chicago rapper 600Breezy then claimed that Drake gave him permission to enter into the feud and attack Onfroy. 600Breezy told Onfroy that he has 'got a couple niggas that will knock you off in your own city'.
600Breezy later went to Florida to attempt to search for him, though it was fruitless.On November 14, Onfroy posted on his Instagram story accusing rap group Migos of attacking him and pointing a firearm at him due to his former issues with Drake.The music streaming service announced on May 10, 2018, that it was going to stop promoting or recommending music by him and artist. Spotify stated, 'We don't censor content because of an artist's or creator's behavior, but we want our editorial decisions—what we choose to program—to reflect our values'. The decision to remove Onfroy's music from curated playlists was later reversed on June 1 after CEO Anthony Tiffith threatened to remove his label's music from the service. Incidents at concertsOn March 26, 2017, following Onfroy's release from jail, he set up a surprise concert that was arranged for April 7 in Miami.
The show had an admission price of $5 until it was apparently filled up. However, before he arrived, a broke out. Police eventually escorted Onfroy out and closed the show down.Rapper and member of Onfroy's Members Only collective was assaulted at the first show in the Revenge Tour in Houston on May 31, 2017.
Wifisfuneral stage-dived into the audience where several audience members proceeded to kick him and then leave the venue.During a concert in San Diego in June 2017, a physical altercation occurred, which led to Onfroy being knocked unconscious and an audience member being stabbed, though the injury was non-life-threatening. The assailant was reported to be an associate of rapper, then involved in a feud involving Onfroy and Ski Mask.
The feud had already led to Ski Mask the Slump God being assaulted during rapper 's Outlet tour. Stone released a following the attack, titled 'Xxxtracredit', in which he mentions the attack in San Diego and then proceeds to tell Onfroy to 'not come back to California'. Later in an interview, Stone denied knowing who that assailant is. In October 2017, Stone confirmed that he and Onfroy had talked and resolved their feud.Onfroy punched an audience member during a concert at the Complex in on June 18, 2017. He claimed this was in, as he had requested that no one in the audience touch him, warning that he would punch them if they did.Onfroy was scheduled to perform at the Concord Music Hall in on June 21, 2017. The concert was canceled at the last minute, which led to hundreds of fans flooding the streets and nearly starting a riot. He said that the reason for the performance being canceled was the venue management's decision.
Four days later, his cousin was shot and he canceled his tour.Following the release of Onfroy's 17 album, a free concert was announced to take place at the Orpheum in, on September 2, 2017. The venue only had the capacity to support 750 concertgoers, but over 3,000 people appeared to attend the concert and the venue had to cancel the concert before a safety hazard was created. This led to many fans of the artist nearly rioting in the street and the police needing to break up the crowd.
Some fans later claimed online that they were by police officers following the riot.Onfroy was involved in another brawl with a fan during California's Rolling Loud Festival on October 23, 2017. Onfroy announced on Instagram that the fight was purely self-defense before any video of the altercation was uploaded.
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