BREAKING: Diddy Reacts To The Death Of Black Rob!
Bad Boy Ceo Sean ” Diddy Combs Finally Speaks on The Death of his former Artist Black Rob.Black Rob has reportedly died after dealing with health issues.#pdiddy #24hourstolive. #blackrobpassedaway
News of the former Bad Boy rapper’s passing first started to circulate on Saturday (April 17) after DJ Self reported the sad information on Instagram. “Lord knows i tried to get help …… I’m sad to say RIP to Black Rob ….. Passed away in the hospital in Atlanta,” Self, who released a video of Rob in the hospital last week, captioned the black and white photo of Rob, along with his birth and death year. According to TMZ, Rob was 51 at the time of his death. Black Rob, was an American rapper who was signed to Bad Boy. He was best known for his hit single “Whoa!”, Ross grew up in East Harlem and began rapping between the ages of 11 and 12. He was inspired by the artists he listened to regularly, including Spoonie Gee, Doug E. Fresh, and Slick Rick. When he was 22, he joined his first rap group, the Schizophrenics, though they did not release any albums. He initially rapped under the alias “Bacardi Rob”. He began associating with the Bad Boy label as early as 1996, appearing on the Bad Boy remix to 112’s “Come See Me”. He was then featured on several Bad Boy releases, including remixes to Total’s “What About Us” (1997) and Faith Evans’s “Love Like This” (1998), the song “24 Hrs. to Live” (1997) from Mase, and albums by Puff Daddy & the Bad Boy Family (1997) and The Notorious B.I.G. (1999). He also made two appearances on Cru’s 1997 album Da Dirty 30, as well as albums by Ol Dirty Bastard, Channel Live, The Madd Rapper, Benzino, Tony Touch, and others. These guest appearances earned him media buzz.
In his earlier years, Black Rob headed the street rap team which he named “Alumni”. His debut album Life Story [6] was released in 1999 and rose above platinum sales. In early 2000, he released the hit single “Whoa!”. Produced by Diggin’ in the Crates Crew member Buckwild, “Whoa!” became his biggest hit. The song peaked at number on the Billboard Hot 100 and reached the top 10 on both the R&B/Hip-Hop[7] and Rap[8] charts. To date, it remains Rob’s only solo single to have reached the Hot 100. Despite subsequently appearing on releases by P. Diddy and G. Dep, he did not make another hit single. His second album, The Black Rob Report failed to perform as strongly as his debut and quickly fell off the Billboard 100 charts. In 2005, Jemal Mosley from Off The Block Entertainment started managing Black Rob’s career. In 2010, he parted from Bad Boy and signed to independent label Duck Down Records.[9] In 2011, he released Game Tested, Streets Approved, which peaked at number 44 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. Black Rob also started his own independent label, Box and One, with Jemal Mosley.
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