Aw, Bye singer Rolling Ray makes quite an entrance on social media after a four-month hiatus with a sassy video. His last post on Instagram was in January when he said he had tested positive for Covid-19.
Back to Rolling on Social Media
The musician used Instagram to tell his fans worldwide what was happening in his life. He put up a video on the social networking site. He is seen in a wheelchair in the video.
“I was in a coma for a while, but I’m back now!” Put an end to the death rumors! It doesn’t matter. “Thank you to everyone who wished me well while I was away and didn’t give up on me. Thank you to my family, friends, and celebrity friends who wished me well during this hard time,” he wrote in the post’s caption.
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Rolling also thanked the people who work at the Washington hospital and said, “After that long coma, I needed to heal. But most of all, I want to thank the staff at Washington hospital center for taking such good care of me.
In the video, you can see the pop star rocking his new hair and putting to rest all the rumors that he had died.
In January 2022, Rolling Got Covid
At the beginning of 2022, the rapper was found to have taken Covid-19. The MedStar Washington Hospital Center took him in. He also told his fans what was going on on Instagram.
“COVID almost killed me, and I have to stay in the hospital for two weeks because my immune system isn’t strong enough to fight it on its own. I did try. In an Instagram post, he said, “If I missed your phone calls or direct messages, I’d respond when time heals me, but it doesn’t look good.”
When Ray was fighting Covid-19, he posted a video of himself wearing a hospital gown on Instagram. He also posted a picture of the moment he discovered he had Covid.
How Did the News Make Fans Feel?
As soon as the news came out, fans began to talk about it on the social media site Twitter. One person tweeted, “Rolling Ray isn’t dead. He just returned from the dead to tell you you’re still not that girl.” Another user wrote, “I must be the only one who doesn’t care about Rolling Ray. He’s good, though.
“Rolling Ray came out of a coma talking about “it’s not giving dead,” but I know it was giving dead for a little while there, buddy,” said another big fan of the star. One person wrote, “As you can see, Rolling Ray said…”
One person wrote on Twitter, “So, am I the only one who thinks that everything that keeps happening to Rolling Stones is spiritual warfare?” In three years, Covid put him in a coma, burned him, hit him with a car, and put him in the hospital.
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Rolling Ray Confirms He is Alive and Well Following Death Rumors
Recently, social media hasn’t been as busy as it used to be. That could be because Rolling Ray, one of the most influential people on social media, is not there. Reports said that the 25-year-old who was popular on social media for being funny and going viral had died.
Back in January, it was said that COVID had spread to Rolling Ray. The latest news about him said that he was in a coma.
“Covid almost killed me, so I must stay here for two weeks. “I can’t fight it on my own because my immune system isn’t strong enough,” Ray told fans to give them an update.
Rolling Ray’s social media last night to tell fans about his health and show them a new hairstyle.
Rolling Ray is in a Wheelchair, but Why?
Social media has told stories about the star being in a wheelchair.
People thought the singer was taken to the hospital in September 2018 after being hit by a car crossing the street. The same thing made him have to use a wheelchair. Rolling Ray’s Twitter account also showed a picture of him in a hospital bed with a motorized wheelchair, which “confirmed” the accident.
A few days after the accident, Rolling Ray wrote on Twitter that the people who wanted him to die were “big mad” because “it wasn’t my time!
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He also said that Beyoncé and Jay-Z called him in the hospital and told him to “keep his head up” and not pay attention to the people who said the whole thing was a publicity stunt.
After Saucy Santana’s diss track Walk came out, fans of the singer also thought that Ray was born with a disability. The latter released the song on National Disability Day, which led some people on the internet to believe it was about him.
Y’all remember Rolling Ray from “MTV Catfish: Trolls” right?
Well, according to social media reports, the infamous social media sensation was hospitalized earlier this week after he was hit by a car while crossing the street.
Details are hella scarce, but the alleged incident apparently happened last weekend. A post from Rolling Ray’s Twitter account “confirmed” the incident on Saturday, September 8th.
The tweet includes a picture of him laying in a hospital bed with his motorized wheelchair nearby. “Pray for RollingRay guys,” the tweet says. “A car hit him while he was crossing the street.”
Pray for RollingRay guys. A car hit him while he was crossing the street ? pic.twitter.com/EZUxxjppM4
— RollingRay!!! (@DMVMOSTFAMOUS) September 8, 2018
A couple of days later, Rolling Ray tweeted that people were hoping he died, but they were “big mad” that he’s still alive because “it wasn’t [his] time.”
I had people praying on my death while I was in the hospital ???????????????????!! but I’m still alive. They big mad. It wasn’t my time!
— RollingRay!!! (@DMVMOSTFAMOUS) September 10, 2018
He even posted receipts to prove to his haters that this was no publicity stunt.
//twitter.com/DMVMOSTFAMOUS/status/1038970316045860867
And he claimed that Beyoncé and JAY-Z took time out of their busy schedules to lift his spirits by calling him at the hospital … a claim that most took as him trolling.
Beyoncé & Jay Z just called up the hospital and told Ray to keep his head up. They said ignore the ignorance on the shade room & continue to do what GOD put u on this earth to do. Continue praying for Ray guys ??
— RollingRay!!! (@DMVMOSTFAMOUS) September 10, 2018
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— l?nce (@sakuhatake) September 10, 2018
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— ? (@shadyassbarb) September 10, 2018
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— ya girl justeen (@justeenlewis6) September 10, 2018
Ray also shared a photo of the SUV that almost took his life.
“[I’m supposed] to be dead bruh,” he tweeted. “I thank u GOD! Even though I’m only on bed rest for 2 weeks & on heavy medication that’s better than me being dead. I fought hard that night! And my wheelchair didn’t tip over. But the wheelchair is broken.”
//twitter.com/DMVMOSTFAMOUS/status/1039623290204155905
Ray also made sure to mention that The Shade Room was adding to his social media clout:
I hear the shaderoom posted me twice yesterday. That’s 8 postings in 2018 so far! LLS! ?
— RollingRay!!! (@DMVMOSTFAMOUS) September 10, 2018
Throughout the past week, Rolling Ray has been retweeting a combination of messages from Twitter users offering their support and making jokes about the situation:
legends don’t die //t.co/nPJ5D3vVRk
— k e l l y ? (@kellysarat) September 10, 2018
Hang in there and take care of yourself. I'm rooting for you.
— Larry Miller (@LarryMillerTV) September 10, 2018
They Praying On Your Down Fall But The Man Up Stairs Wasn’t Ready For You?Blessed?? //t.co/ZIGAZWjqAR
— HoodRichBarbie? (@_therealstephon) September 10, 2018
???? //t.co/DbAf0n8QzE
— RainaTheBadGuy (@MExHIMxHER) September 10, 2018
he lived to roll another day! //t.co/VcblFt8mFA
— yuh. (@kahrazyinlove) September 10, 2018
//twitter.com/sanudobaez_/status/1039141246768431106
so rolling ray’s bitch ass is still here? pic.twitter.com/WmUNyXC64X
— dee ? (@2holes) September 10, 2018
//twitter.com/skinnyloonaalt/status/1039158738857414656
Now we know we gotta pray harder for next time //t.co/XLjCwZak1E
— huntour (@huntourr) September 10, 2018
maybe next time //t.co/q704VMfhv4
— ? (@onikasedges) September 10, 2018
Not mad just dissaponted ??? next time we won't miss bitch ?? //t.co/HlHutFFf3x
— Wak?nda Bu??y (@RAGLUVVULGAR) September 10, 2018
Whoever hit rolling ray had 1 job!!!! pic.twitter.com/nAXhb66aVR
— Wak?nda Bu??y (@RAGLUVVULGAR) September 10, 2018
Rolling Ray became an internet legend over the summer after an episode of “MTV Catfish: Trolls” episode aired, showing a dispute between him and another social media sensation named “Camyonce.”
Hello Beautiful summed up the legendary episode pretty well:
The clip shows two men–Camyonce and Rolling Ray–meeting up in a park with Charlamagne Tha God and his co-host Raymond were present for what turns into a show down between water and wheelchair.
According to MTV’s listing, Camyonce’s Nicki Minaj fan video went viral making him “the target of a relentless troll’s homophobic slurs.” Camyonce confronted his harasser but things went all the way left.
In another clip, Camyonce explains why he reacted the way he did, claiming Rolling Ray had jeopardized his checks by accusing him of having AIDs and taking to social media to make other defamatory comments. “Everybody seen it and when you play with my checks, you play with me.”
Watch the clips below:
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Anywho… Rolling Ray says he’s been released from the hospital and is “sooo ready to get some sleep.”
Just getting home from the hospital.. I’m sooo ready to get some sleep ?
— RollingRay!!! (@DMVMOSTFAMOUS) September 15, 2018