Houston's famous rapper Beat King, producer, has passed away

 



August 15



Houston - FOX 26 learns that Houston rapper and celebrity producer Beat King has died.

Beatking, also known as Justin Riley, was just 39.

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The cause of death has not been released. Photo of Beat King (Source: Instagram)


His manager said, "Today, Aug. 15, 2024, we lost @Clubgodzilla. Beatking has been the biggest part of the club for over a decade. He has produced and worked on numerous artists to make his sound last forever. He loved his daughters @clubgodbarning, his music, and fans. We will love him forever."


Burnby responded to the news by saying, "Always good people. This bloody sh** hurts. Just soul hell. We lost a talented artist and father. Prayers to @talameshia and his loved ones. RIP @clubgodzilla."

Beat King is survived by his daughters.

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