Craig Mack, the previous rapper who found repute on Diddy’s Bad Boy Records in the ‘90s, died on Monday, March 12, the New York Daily News stories. He was once 46.
Music manufacturer Alvin Toney advised the newspaper that Mack died of heart failure at a health facility near his home in Walterboro, South Carolina. “God bless my pal. He was a excellent buddy of mine,” Toney said. “He was ready for no matter comes, to move home to the Lord. He used to be ready to do this. He wasn’t scared. He was ready.”
The Long Island, New (*46*), local was absolute best known for his 1994 single “Flava in Ya Ear,” which offered more than a million copies and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Solo Performance. It used to be later remixed by way of Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes and Rampage, in addition to being sampled on Jennifer Lopez and Ja Rule’s “Ain’t It Funny (Murder Remix).”
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Mack left Diddy’s label in 1995 and later left the industry to turn into a minister at the Overcomer Ministry Church in South Carolina. “Nobody got to know his story,” Toney told the Daily News. “I wanted the arena to know the ability he had. It was something I sought after folks to enjoy, however it used to be lower brief because he was once very non secular and wanted to go to church.”
Mack is survived through his spouse and two adult kids.
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