China Walker Of Rap Duo Cam & China Dies At 30

[ad_1] by Daniel Johnson July 6, 2025

The group first started to construct buzz with their rapping profession in 2016.

China Walker, one half of the rap duo Cam & China, died on July 2 after a virtually two-year lengthy battle with a uncommon, aggressive type of ovarian most cancers on the comparatively younger age of 30. Cam Walker, her sister and groupmate, shared the information on Instagram through a put up that includes a picture of her and her sister holding arms, maybe captured throughout China’s final moments.

In accordance with the put up, “Most don’t know, China has been combating a uncommon aggressive Ovarian Most cancers for two years. Tonight, she transitioned and is now resting peacefully. Give me time to grieve in peace, however know she beloved all our supporters,” Cam Walker wrote.

Cam additionally supplied a reminder within the vein of the often-circulated reminder to test on “the sturdy pal.”

“Verify on yo folks, you by no means know what they're going via till it’s too late’” Cam wrote.

Man my coronary heart hurts…

Sending love and prayers @CamandChina 🤍🙏🏾👑

After we speak about elite MCs doesn’t matter if it’s man or girl Cam and China are high rank…

I like household and music so to see two sisters elevating one another as lyricists has at all times been so inspiring to me.😢 pic.twitter.com/7riWTi9DJf

— RockVMu$icK (@RockaMusick) July 2, 2025

In accordance with Sizzling New Hip Hop, the pair first started to construct buzz with their rapping profession in 2016 after they launched a self titled EP, and adopted this effort with a number of viral freestyles that earned the pair acclaim from each rap followers and trade insiders. This created extra buzz for the duo, incomes them a spot as one of many extra promising West Coast acts in hip-hop which they parlayed right into a cameo look throughout season two of the HBO present Rap Sh*t, Rolling Stone protection, and a glowing On The Radar freestyle, additional constructing the duo’s buzz.

In 2016, China instructed XXL Journal that one of many standout moments of her profession was releasing the group’s debut EP.

“I'd say the most important second is placing our first EP out and at last getting a physique of labor out,” China Walker mentioned. “‘We Gon Make It’ is fairly dope. We get lots of people that take heed to that music and it’s very motivational. It’s the final one on the EP and is totally different from the remainder of the songs. It meant quite a bit to us too as a result of it’s coming from an actual place. Simply folks gravitating to that music.”

She continued, “We symbolize to have a voice on talking your ideas to the way you really really feel and being a girl about it. Simply not caring about what anybody else has to say.”