So Kev's IG post confirms it, Hall is too far gone to live, just gathering around to say goodbye.
I think Nash hit on something too about Hall, how "he wasn't worthy of the Afterlife". I remember Waylon Jennings always felt 'he' was responsible for Buddy Holly's death after quipping, "Well I hope your plane crashes." that killed him and the other two. This goes back to Hall, when he killed that one person as a bouncer, he never forgave himself and probably one of many things that he used substance to 'ease' his pain.
I think through his revival period, I think Scott died knowing that while he wasn't the best person, I think he could at least knowing that he really was well liked by friends and fans. He and Nash were coolness personified.
Nash I feel sorry for as this was his brother. I know HBK and HHH are feeling it. X-Pac's career basically started with his televised upset storyline over Razor, so I hope he doesn't get back into substance stuff.
To Hall, I've said this a longtime ago. I was born in 85', so when I was 7, I saw this Cuban on my screen and he was the Master of Cheese Mo, and I was like, "The Master of Cheese?" and as I got older and understood wrestling... I understood how charismatic and just the coolness of Scott. He provided many memories for me, and for me, he was one of a kind... and when your a one of a kind, you will never be forgotten; especially that tweet of Him, Taker and Benoit saying, "Me, Dead Man and Taker."
That's Scott, and if you had a chance to be original, to make a last impact... to not be another face in the crowd, I think anyone would want to that person, but they don't have the courage to do it, and that was Scott... but he did it with a style... he did it on a Razor's Edge.
Rest well Scott Hall, thanks for the memories.
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