XXXTentacions music video Sad! is to be released 10 days after he was murdered.
The video is set to drop around 9am EST/2pm in the UK.
The track shot from number 52 to number one on the Hot 100 following his death, making him the first artist to achieve that posthumously since The Notorious BIG.
His team announced the release in his Instagram stories with a simple image of a black background with small white writing.
On 27 June thousands of fans, friends and family gathered in Florida for a memorial for the late rapper.
It was organised by his mum and was attended by Lil Yachty, Ugly God, Denzel Curry and Skai Jackson, and saw fans celebrating the 20-year-olds life.
XXXTentacion was laid out in an open casket wearing a denim jacket and two braids, and fans queued for hours for the chance to walk past.
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Security watched over the casket, which was surrounded by black roses and silver leaves.
His music was blasted to his mourners, and friends and family members congregated in a roped off area wearing t-shirts that read bad and no more pain.
Messages were left on poster boards and a tribute video was played, along with flowers and small artifacts in tribute to the rising star.
It has since emerged that XXX was urged to increase his security in the lead up to his death.
Talking to The Sun, Sentinel, XXXs lawyer David Bogenschutz said: We talked about him needing security, that he was past the point of being a kid making melodies on a street corner.
He adding: I think he went to the bank before it happened. I think the determination was that he wanted to buy a motorcycle, but [detectives] are not discounting any theory.
According to TMZ, police documents revealed that two men left an SUV armed with guns and went on to confront XXX. The publication claims there was a brief struggle before the rapper was shot multiple times.
Reports say that after the musician was gunned down, the murderers then took a Louis Vuitton bag from XXXs car and left the scene.
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