Rapper Nate Dogg dead at 41
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Hip-hop rapper and singer Nate Dogg has passed away at age 41.
The West Coast artist had consistently struggled with serious health problems since a stroke paralyzed his left side in late December 2007. Nine months later, he suffered another stroke.
Toward the end of his life, Nate spent a considerable amount of time in medical rehab facilities undergoing physical therapy in an effort to get his mobility back.
Born Nathaniel D. Hale on August 19, 1969, in Long Beach, Calif., Nate began singing in the church where his father was a pastor.
He left home at 16, dropping out of high school to join the Marine Corps, where he served for three years. At 21, he hooked up with Snoop Dogg and Warren G in the rap trio 213.
Nate signed with Death Row Records in 1993. His first hit single, "Regulate," dropped in 1994.
Nate would go on to be featured on several Tupac Shakur records before signing with Elektra. The four-time Grammy nominee had his fair share of troubles, having been arrested on drug and weapons charges in 2002, but he will best be remembered for his contributions to and collaborations on over 40 hit singles between 1991 and 2011.
He died Tuesday, March 15 in his home town of Long Beach, Calif.
The West Coast artist had consistently struggled with serious health problems since a stroke paralyzed his left side in late December 2007. Nine months later, he suffered another stroke.
Toward the end of his life, Nate spent a considerable amount of time in medical rehab facilities undergoing physical therapy in an effort to get his mobility back.
Born Nathaniel D. Hale on August 19, 1969, in Long Beach, Calif., Nate began singing in the church where his father was a pastor.
He left home at 16, dropping out of high school to join the Marine Corps, where he served for three years. At 21, he hooked up with Snoop Dogg and Warren G in the rap trio 213.
Nate signed with Death Row Records in 1993. His first hit single, "Regulate," dropped in 1994.
Nate would go on to be featured on several Tupac Shakur records before signing with Elektra. The four-time Grammy nominee had his fair share of troubles, having been arrested on drug and weapons charges in 2002, but he will best be remembered for his contributions to and collaborations on over 40 hit singles between 1991 and 2011.
He died Tuesday, March 15 in his home town of Long Beach, Calif.
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Another legend lost that's great.I FUCKING HATE LISTING TO THOSE MODERN "RAPPER'S" LIKE LIL WAYNE , CHRIS BROWN , NEYO , NICKI MANJI, ETC. DAMN! i still got love for gangster rap. although he is dead he still live's through his music.
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Mr.TifaLockhart wrote...
Another legend lost that's great.I FUCKING HATE LISTING TO THOSE MODERN "RAPPER'S" LIKE LIL WAYNE , CHRIS BROWN , NEYO , NICKI MANJI, ETC. DAMN! i still got love for gangster rap. although he is dead he still live's through his music.[size=12]Oh man, I know what you mean. Lil Wayne and Nicki I hear ALL THE TIME. I'm just going through those stations and I hear their songs all the time. [/h]
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vietxmikey wrote...
Mr.TifaLockhart wrote...
Another legend lost that's great.I FUCKING HATE LISTING TO THOSE MODERN "RAPPER'S" LIKE LIL WAYNE , CHRIS BROWN , NEYO , NICKI MANJI, ETC. DAMN! i still got love for gangster rap. although he is dead he still live's through his music.[size=12]Oh man, I know what you mean. Lil Wayne and Nicki I hear ALL THE TIME. I'm just going through those stations and I hear their songs all the time. [/h]
the worst part is their music is played everyday on the stations they repeat the same freaking song everytime.
