Condolences have poured in as musician Bing Worthington, the younger brother of legendary rapper Snoop Dogg, passed away at the age of 44. Snoop Dogg took to social media to share the sad news, posting a heartfelt photo of himself with Bing and captioning it, "Until we meet again." Fans flooded the comments section with tributes, expressing love and support for the grieving rapper.
One user shared, "Sending hugs, love, and prayers to you and your family. I'm truly sorry for your loss. May the Most High grant you a peace that surpasses all understanding!" Another wrote, "Long live Bling!" in honour of the departed musician.
Snoop Dogg had previously posted a video featuring his older brother Jerry Wesley Carter and others at a cemetery, discussing Bing's passing. The caption read, "@badabing33 always made us laugh, u back with moms."
Calvin Codozar Broadus Jr., widely known as Snoop Dogg, is an acclaimed American actor and rapper who debuted in 1983 with the album "Doggystyle," produced by Dr. Dre. His chart-topping tracks include "Young, Wild and Free," "Lay Low," "Life of Da Party," "Vapors," "Sexual Eruption," "Still a G Thang," and "Beautiful" featuring Pharrell.
Snoop Dogg has received numerous accolades, including MTV, Billboard, and YouTube awards. With 13 Grammy nominations, he earned recognition for iconic songs like "Nothing but a G Thang," "Gin and Juice," "Still, D.R.E," "The Next Episode," and "Beautiful." Other Grammy-nominated tracks include "Drop It like It's Hot," "I Wanna Love You," "Sexual Eruption," "Teenage Dream," "California Gurls," "Young, Wild and Free," "Reincarnated," and "To Pimp a Butterfly."
In 2018, Snoop Dogg was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, acknowledging his pioneering contributions to the hip-hop music industry.
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