Fort Worth Rapper and Singer Enchanting Dead at 26

The death of the rapper, singer and former protege of Gucci Mane was confirmed by family and friends following hours on life support.

By Carly May Gravley

June 11, 2024

Enchanting's death was confirmed by her sister and friend following her admission to an intensive care unit on Monday. Geeno Mizzelli

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Fort Worth rapper Enchanting died on Tuesday at the age of 26.

The “No Luv” rapper, born Channing Nicole Larry, was admitted to an intensive care unit on Monday and placed on life support for unstated reasons. After some false reports, her death was confirmed on Twitter by both her sister, Kay Jay, and her friend and collaborator, Lil CJ Kasino.

“They don’t know all the hours you spent at the Kasino Studio,” Lil CJ Kasino wrote on Instagram. “Sleeping there, making music, putting this shit together. And you went way further than us. I always told you how proud I was of you.”

I love you girl 💔 pic.twitter.com/MG64Iidpsf
— Kayy'Jayy (@Mosquitoeee) June 11, 2024

Enchanting, formerly a signee of Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records, released her final LP, Luv Scarred, last year.

“I feel like music was always something that was easy for me,” she told the Observer ahead of the album’s release. “I felt like I was musically inclined, always. It was something that I thought should probably put more time and effort into, because it was natural, you know, instead of trying to force a talent.”

Fans and peers alike are reeling at the news of Enchanting’s death and have taken to social media to pay their respects.

forever streaming Enchanting, she deserved wayyyy more recognition
— N!na (@11081998x) June 11, 2024

rest in peace enchanting wtf 💔💔💔 pic.twitter.com/LoTO8Gb2su
— clementine (@ilyclemmie) June 11, 2024

Wow Enchanting that shit is so sad smh.. this is why you gotta have a strong sense of self, identity, relationship with God etc in this evil world.. spiritual warfare so real & the attack against our minds & soul is real.
— catalyst 🪄✨ (@_THEEYANA) June 11, 2024

This video is when i became a fan of hers. This breaks my heart so bad 💔 #1017 #Enchanting pic.twitter.com/1sC77ueOI2
— 4:44🦋✨ (@_Stiink) June 11, 2024

RIP Enchanting 🥺 this makes me so sad bc I was so excited to see her do more, I just knew she was gonna be a main rap girl 😞 https://t.co/MTsvliBH3D
— gutta funkmeister (@NugLyfe_) June 11, 2024

Omg enchanting 🥺 this got me sad af I used to listen to her all the time
— Rellez 🫧 (@rellerackz) June 11, 2024

praying for Enchanting's family 🙏🏽
— ZayTheeIcon ✨ (@Zay2Iconic) June 11, 2024

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Carly May Gravley has been the staff music, food and culture writer for the Dallas Observer since October 2023. Before joining the staff, she freelanced for the Observer since 2019 and also contributed to Consequence of Sound, the Texas Tribune and Central Track. In addition to writing and reporting, Carly is a concert and portrait photographer and an alumna of Collin College’s Commercial Photography program.

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