Adam Ramey, the lead vocalist and founding member of the rap-metal band Dropout Kings, has died at the age of 32.
His death was confirmed by the band on Monday, though no cause was disclosed.
The group shared a heartfelt tribute on social media, honoring Ramey’s impact on their music and lives.
‘Life comes at you in ways you can never predict,’ the statement began. ‘The rollercoaster of chasing your dreams and building with your brothers and friends is a joy few get to know… With the heaviest hearts, we share that our brother, Adam Ramey, has passed away.’
Ramey co-founded Dropout Kings in 2016 and remained a driving force behind the group throughout his career.
He was featured on both of the band’s full-length albums: 2018’s AudioDope and 2023’s Riot Music.

Adam Ramey, the lead vocalist and founding member of the rap-metal band Dropout Kings, has died at the age of 32

His death was confirmed by the band on Monday, though no cause was disclosed

Adam’s final Instagram post on April 1, 2024
‘His passion, energy, and love for music shaped Dropout Kings and touched countless lives,’ the statement continued. ‘Adam’s spirit, charisma, and energy will not only forever inspire us, but will push us into the future to be the best that we can.’
The band concluded their tribute with a personal farewell: ‘Thank you for everything, Chip. Rest in power, Adam. We’ll always love you, fam.’