Big Scar Memphis Rapper Died Just at the Age of 22

A member of XXL’s 2022 Freshman His Class, he signed with Gucci his mane after releasing his debut single “Make a Play.” Memphis rapper Big Scar, best known for his breakout single “Make a Play,” has died, TMZ and Fox13 Memphis reported. He was found dead by local police on Thursday (December 22). was sentenced. He was 22 years old.

MEMPHIS RAPPER BIG SCAR DIES AT 22

BACKGROUND

Born Alexander His Woods, Big His Scar grew up in the Magnolia neighborhood of Memphis South His and lived with his grandmother until he was 13 years old. He moved in with her father after she died of lung cancer. As a teenager, Scar was in a car accident that left multiple scars on his face. This incident inspired his stage name. In 2020, Scar was shot and had to undergo surgery to remove his appendix due to his wounds.

VIRAL “MAKE A PLAY”

Scar began rapping after a close friend of his encouraged him to give it a try. Scar’s first single, “Make a Play”, went viral and the rapper was eventually signed by Gucci Mane to his Atlantic Records label, New 1017 Records. “He’s my mom’s favorite rapper,” Scar once said of Gucci Mane. “We were driving around and listening to him. Moreover, It’s crazy that we signed him now.”

DEBUT IN 2021

Big Scarr has released his debut mixtape Big Grim Reaper in April 2021. Earlier this year, he shared his deluxe edition mixtape Big Grim Reaper: The Return. He has also appeared on several New 1017 compilations, including So Icy Summer and his latest So Icy Boyz: The Finale. Big Scar’s most famous songs include “Idle Keep Goin’,” “End Zone,” and the Gold-certified “SoIcyBoyz 2,” which he made with Fuziano, esteemed producer Tay Keith, and Cousin Pooh’s Siesti. Furthermore, there is. Earlier this year, Scarr was named to XXL’s first-grade class alongside Babyface Ray, Doechii, Nardo Wick, BabyTron, SoFaygo, and more. He also completed his first-ever headliner tour. He was set to tour with Key Glock in 2023.

GUCCI MANE COLAB PATNAR

After learning of the death of his collaborator and signatory, Gucci Mane said, “This hurts  I miss @bigscarr.” There was also support from ex-National Fat Trell. Football his league star, Le’Veon Bell, and more.

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