The death of a loved one is never easy to swallow. Unfortunately, rapper 600 Breezy lost both his friends and most recently, his girlfriend, Raven Jackson. The Chicago emcee has endured too much pain in the last few years. While his music career seems to have gone well, his personal life has taken a turn for the worst. Furthermore, the Art Of War rapper posted his lover’s final messages before her sudden death came.
His Girlfriend’s Last Words
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After dating for two years, 600 Breezy and his girlfriend, Raven Jackson, were prepared to take their relationship to the next level. Given 600 Breezy’s comments about his lover’s suicide, the two wanted to get married. Moreover, his long-term girlfriend even envisioned herself as a bride. Unfortunately, Jackson’s death put those plans to rest.
600 Breezy made a tribute out to his girlfriend and even posted her final words to him. The rapper took to social media to post Jackson’s personal text messages before her death. Jackson expressed to 600 Breezy, “I’m exhausted, babe. I’ve been grappling with these thoughts even before we crossed paths. I was simply waiting for the perfect moment.”
Unfortunately, Jackson’s messages to him grew more troublesome after Jackson admitted her plans to jump off a bridge. While the rapper claimed he did “everything he could to keep her going,” he should’ve called the authorities for help.
600 Breezy Devastated Over His Girlfriend’s Death
Furthermore, 600 Breezy mourned over his long-term girlfriend’s suicide. He recently posted a tribute to her, noting that he can’t believe she’s gone. However, his actions and tribute wasn’t taken lightly by everyone. In fact, Jackson’s family and even others from the rap community have deemed his postings “insensitive.” In fact, rapper Queen Kay downright called him a “clout chaser,” convinced that he’s simply trying to gain publicity through Jackson’s death.
Despite 600 Breezy’s actions, we at HypeFresh give out our sincerest condolences to Raven Jackson’s family.
Raven J was gone too soon.