By Mercedes Singleton | April 6, 2025 | RAPSCO

💔Philly Rap Star Chynna Rogers’ 2020 Overdose Death Raises New Questions 💊🕊️

PHILLY— It’s been five long years, and yet the hip-hop community still got a raw wound when it comes to Chynna Rogers—our fallen queen from West Philly who was found dead at just 25 years old from a fatal drug overdose on April 8, 2020. 😢💔 The game ain’t been the same since, and neither has the pain, ‘cause baby, the questions still ain’t got answers. Chynna’s viral Youtube.com viral music videos live on!

Now that the dust settled? RAPSCO gon’ say it with our whole chest: somebody needs to be held accountable. Ain’t no way a young Black woman this gifted just drops dead off a “laced” hit, and no one’s investigated, no one’s charged, and no street whispers get chased down. Make it make sense.

🔍 Who Slipped Chynna That Dose? No Arrests, No Names, No Justice 🕵🏽‍♀️💔

Real ones know Chynna was fightin’ them inner demons. She ain’t never sugarcoat it. But she also had her eye on healin’. She was workin’ on new music, vibin’ with her tribe, and finally steppin’ into that light she built for herself. So how she end up laid out—gone too soon, just like that?

Reports say it was an accidental overdose from laced pills, but lemme ask you this: WHO GAVE HER THAT SH*T? 🤬 Somebody handed it to her. Somebody watched her take it. And somebody walked away free while a star was dimmed forever.

Philly police claimed there was “no foul play,” but baby, isn’t negligence still foul? Where was the investigation? Who traced the pills? Was it fentanyl? Was it pressed fake Percs? 👀 RAPSCO been diggin’, and the silence is louder than a bass drop.

🔥 Chynna’s Voice Still Echoes: Unapologetically Raw, Fiercely Black

Even in death, Chynna’s spirit still stompin’ through the culture like a runway walk in Tims. 💅🏽🔥 Her hits—“Glen Coco,” “ASMR,” “Mood Bumper”—hit harder today than they did in her time. Sis had that unfiltered, sultry flow, laced with cold truths and gritty pain. And she ain’t just rap—she reflected every Black girl tryin’ to fight through the shadows and still serve face.

We don’t mourn her in silence no more. We demand justice, because when Black women die, the world shrugs. But not us. Not RAPSCO. ✊🏽💥 We are happy to announce she will never be forgotten. It one day will be big news to find out whoever confesses to this tragic moment in history.

🗣️ RAPSCO Says: Someone Should’ve Been Charged. Period.

Let’s be clear: If Chynna had been a white pop princess or some pop punk sweetheart, there would’ve been a whole task force. Instead, the industry moved on like her death was just another sad story. But we ain’t forget. And we ain’t gon’ stop pressin’ until we get truth, justice, and real accountability.

RAPSCO sends eternal love and power to her family, her fans, and her circle. Y’all lost a daughter, a sister, a legend. 💜🌺👑 Have info> Email: WatchDog@raps.co.