How did Big Scarr die? Revisiting Gucci Mane’s protégé’s cause of death in wake of Enchanting’s passing

Rapper Enchanting recently died after being removed from life support. The news came two years after Big Scarr's death from a drug overdose from prescription pills, as per The New York Post. Both rappers were part of Gucci Mane's record label, 1017 Records.

While Echanting's official cause of death remains unknown for now, The Shade Room claimed that she was battling with overdose effects a few days ago.

She was admitted to the ICU on June 10, 2024, which led to speculation that she might have passed away. However, her sister Kayy Jayy denied the same in a Facebook post and asked people to avoid posting anything that could be a rumor.

Gucci Mane expressed his grief on her passing through an Instagram post shared on June 12, describing her as a "true star." Other well-known faces from the hip-hop industry also took to various social media platforms to pay tribute to Enchanting. One of them was Monaleo, who posted a lineup of pictures on her Instagram page and wrote:

"Just so much I could say but for now ill just say see you later sister."

Apart from Monaleo, other rappers such as Lil CJ Kasino and DreBae also shared tribute posts through their respective social media pages.

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Big Scarr was a member of Gucci Mane's record label until the time of his death: Accident, career, and other details explained

Also known as Alexander Woods, Scarr was 22 years old at the time of his death and had two successful albums under his credit. He died at his girlfriend's residence in December 2022, and as mentioned, the cause of death was drug overdose, which was also confirmed by his uncle Arthur Woods.

Notably, Big Scarr was shot in 2020, which led to an injury to his hip. The bullet went up to his spine, due to which his appendix was removed, followed by realignment on the right leg. Alexander also had a car accident at the age of 16, where he was reportedly thrown out of the windshield.

When the news of his death went viral in 2022, Gucci Mane also paid tribute to him on Instagram with a photo. The caption stated:

"This hurt. I'm a miss you @bigscarr."

Alexander's bio on the official website of 1017 Records mentioned a statement by the late rapper where he said that he would rap and portray everything that has been going on at the place where he belongs. The Memphis, Tennessee, native lived with his grandmother until her death from lung cancer when he was 13.

Big Scarr then went to live with his father and grew up influenced by rappers such as Kodak Black and Boosie BadAzz. He made his debut with the single Make a Play in 2019 and joined Gucci Mane's record label the following year.

He impressed the audience with his rapping skills on songs such as Frozone, I Would Keep Goin', and First Time in Vegas. Furthermore, Big Scarr made a guest appearance in Foolio's album, Love Me Like I'm Dead, and had a mixtape under his credits, titled Big Grim Reaper.