Roy Lee Pate was an American comedian from Dallas. Pate was best known with the motto ‘Enjoy Life’ in his Instagram account and other social media platforms. As an upcoming talented comedian, he died before fame met him. He died two weeks after being shot. Roy Lee Pate’s net worth is not available at the moment and is under review.
According to reports, Pate died after a blood clot from his foot traveled to his heart and caused a massive heart attack. His death came two weeks after he revealed that he had been shot in the leg on his Instagram.
In that video, he said, “I fractured my leg bone, but I’m ok. Enjoy life and smile every day… love y’ all’.
Pate was in Paris, TX, for his comedy show at City’s Heritage Hall event center on Friday night and was reportedly scheduled to undergo surgery but tragically passed away before it could take place. He was pronounced dead at 1:15 pm on October 13, 2018.
On the night he died, he was scheduled to perform DADAZZ and Melissa with special local guest Mix Society; the advert for the show was on his Facebook fan page. On Friday, October 19, 2018, a wake was held at Hampton Road, Desoto, Texas.
Very little information is available about his personal life, relationship, and many more but what we know is that he was popular among his fans. Many fans post heartfelt messages on social media sites.
Damn! RIP Roylee Pate 😔
“Enjoy life. Smile everyday. F**k what a hater gotta say.” -RoyLee
— Nightlife Questions? Just #AskAT 🇳🇬 (@Acquired_Taste) October 13, 2018
RIP RoyLee Pate, that’s so sad
— Sy’Lay by Sydney (@SlayxSydney) October 13, 2018
Bro i cannot believe this!!!! RIP Roy lee Pate!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 shit crazy
— DJ Ari 😍 (@Ari_theDJ) October 13, 2018
Following his death, Dallas rapper Yella Beezy was shot eight times a few hours that night in the early hours of October 13, 2018, with many claiming that the attack on the rapper was a reprisal attack. Early in 2017, Pate stated his displeasure at Beezy, claiming that he was from Oak Cliff and Pate asserted that he went to school elsewhere. Since Pate and Beezy shooting, security operatives had made no headway in identifying the shooters of both young Dallas artists.
