RIP Prince Markie Dee

[valet]

 

[mson]

R.I.P. I saw a recent interview of his in my cue and I didn't click on it. Good dude!

Edit: that interview was with Soren Baker, right above my post.

 

[HARLEM AL]

RIP OG, blessings to his family!

 

[L. Deezy]

I dont think people understand how big they were early on...

 

[b. woods]

Rest Easy in Peace, Power, and Paradise with Buff, Mark.

 

[kingofnyc]

RIP

 

[Imgone8itch]

Man I’m so sick of this. Every time I log on the internet someone passed away. It’s sad and scary. Rest in power to the legend. Just sad times man.

 

[Newark88]

With this and the death of Ecstasy from Whodini, it reminds you how under appreciated the first major Hip Hop acts are. Run DMC, Whodini, and the Fat Boys were the first superstars ever in Hip Hop. I think with the Golden Age of the late 80’s with Ra, Kane, KRS then Hip Hop becoming the number 1 selling music art form by the late 90’s, those acts got overlooked crazy.

 

[Tony D'Amato]

RIP

Any info on cause of death.I heard when fat ppl lose a lot of weight it can actually make their heart worse cuz the heart got use to working to pump blood where they need it. So they lose weight and the heart continues to work just as hard, but its really overworking and causing new issues.

 

[Coop]

RIP

 

[Michael's Black Son]

RIP Prince Markie Dee

part of the Golden Age even tho the Fat Boys never took themselves too seriously. They paved the way for rappers in movies when they did Disorderlies.

Then Markie gave his career a second wind in the 90s with Swing My Way. This joint was my shyt as a young breh. Early 50s is just way too damn young.

Peace to this man

 

[Admiral Ackbar]

Just saw this. Man RIH. I still got the first album on tape

The first album is the first one I ever bought.

Disorderlies was a hilarious movie too.

 

[Threnody]

I LOVED his solo albums man production was flawless

 

[morris]

RIP

Grew up on his their music and movies

 

[Marlo Barksdale]

This song with Joe from his 1995 album is still so


He did alotta work on Mary J Blige's "What's The 411?" album