Ketchy the Great, known best as a member of Stinc Group alongside Drakeo the Ruler in Los Angeles’ underground rap scene, died in a car accident.
Ketchy the Great press Ketchy the Great, whose real name was Jameon Davis, was a rapper who died in a car crash in Los Angeles. Ketchy the Great, known best as a member of Stinc Group alongside Drakeo the Ruler in Los Angeles’ underground rap scene, has died as the result of a car accident. Ketchy, whose real name was Jameon Davis, also gained notoriety through his solo work. His breakout track, “If I Go Broke,” dropped at the end of 2017 and his mixtape, “Free Sauce,” was released in 2019. His official cause of death has not been released, according to NME. His death was confirmed on social media by Drakeo the Ruler on Monday, February 15, 2021, and others who collaborated with him over the years. His press team also confirmed his death to Pitchfork. Here’s what you need to know: RIP Ketchy the Great. One of the brightest LA talents of the last five years: a ball of 1000 watt voltage with a razor blade growl, who never failed to steal a track — whose promise was first undercut by the DA plot to persecute the Stinc Team, & now this. An unspeakable loss. pic.twitter.com/DTBuKVBhBk Otto Von Biz Markie (@Passionweiss) February 15, 2021 Ketchy the Great served time in jail for spray painting graffiti during a music video, “The Right Decision,” with Ralfy the Plug.
