Yung Bleu opened up about losing his father in a heartfelt Instagram post, admitting he’s struggling to stay strong.
Yung Bleu shared a deeply personal Instagram tribute after the death of his father, revealing the emotional toll the loss has taken on him.
The Mobile, Alabama, rapper poured his sorrow into a raw message to his followers, expressing the pain of losing what he called his “biggest supporter.”
“I been hoping I wake up and this is a bad dream,” he wrote. “I’ve been fighting anger and grief for the last 24 hours. I’ve been distant to my family. I pray I get better.”
The 31-year-old artist, known for his hit “You’re Mines Still,” continued to reflect on the emptiness left behind.
“I’ve lost so much and such a big piece of me I feel empty,” he said. “I lost my biggest supporter, I lost a great father. I’m still Mad at you!! Why would you leave me like this?”
His words painted a vivid picture of the emotional weight he’s carrying, revealing how the pain has distanced him from loved ones and left him questioning his strength.
“Please watch over me dad cuz I’m not as strong as I pretended to be. I had to stay strong for everybody. I had to be the strong structure that I never wanted to be,” he added.
In a follow-up post, Yung Bleu shared joyful memories with his father, posting videos that showed lighter moments from their time together. “Gone miss you so much pops ima remember these moments forever,” he wrote alongside the clips.
The Hip-Hop community quickly responded with support. Artists including Fabolous, Hitmaka and Anthony Hamilton offered condolences in the comments, standing in solidarity with Bleu as he navigates the loss.