Jamal Crawford penned a message after rap legend Coolio passed away recently.
It was a very sad day for the hip-hop community in America as ‘90s rap legend Coolio passed away on Thursday. The 59 year old who rose to mainstream stardom with his hit albums in the ‘90s such as It Takes a Thief, My Soul and Gangsta’s Paradise – even winning a Grammy award for the latter song – was also part of a hip hop collective known as WC and the Maad Circle.
So when Coolio passed away in a friend’s apartment in the early hours of Thursday, the hip hop community in America suffered a massive loss. Many celebrities came out to pen a message or two as a tribute to the late rapper, a star-studded list that included the likes of Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, “Weird Al” Yankovic, LL Cool J, MC Hammer, Denzel Curry and LeBron James.
One of them was none other the former professional basketball superstar Jamal Crawford – who penned an emotional tribute to the late rapper and his incredible career. The former NBA star who turned out for nine franchises in his nomadic career spanning across two decades took to his official Twitter account to post a touching tribute to the Los Angeles born rapper.
Crawford took to his Twitter account to write a tribute to the late rapper.
The former NBA superstar who was known for his incredible ball handling ability took to his Twitter, as he wrote: “RIP Coolio. Legend…” The message was a short but a heartfelt one as Crawford gave legendary status on the Pennsylvania born rapper who died at 59.
The former NBA veteran who played for the Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, Golden State Warriors, Atlanta Hawks, Portland Trailblazers, Los Angeles Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Phoenix Suns and the Brooklyn Nets over a 20 year long career felicitated a veteran of the rap genre – and his tweet went viral on NBA and Rap Twitter in no time.
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