Give in mourning to Snoop Dogg. Bing Wothingtonthe rapper’s younger brother, died this Thursday at the age of 44, as confirmed by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department (California) and then numerous North American media outlets have expanded. The cause of death, in the absence of the facts coming to light results of the toxicology report and autopsyis still a mystery.
The one who wasted no time in speaking out was Snoop himself, who has published different photographs and videos with farewell messages. Until we meet againreads below one of the images; say hello to momreads another caption.
Unmatched support for Snoop
The truth is that the union that existed between the two brothers was very close. Beyond the family plane, Worthington was a fundamental support for Snoop in his professional projects. In fact, the artist had already relied on his services for high-profile plans, rising in the staff to tour manager and then executive producer of the record label.
In 2016, Worthington merged the Dogg Records music label with Canadian Urban Heat Legends. By then he was already talking about how he evolved, together with his brother, in the difficult music industry. I started from the bottom, not only did I become the tour manager, he was just the tour guy. Work until you reach the top. Although I am Snoop’s brother, he did not give me a high-ranking position. You can’t become president without knowing anything about being president. You have to learn, he said in that same year.
Among all the messages of support that now crowd the comments box of the rapper’s different publications is that of Tyrese Gibson, CEO of Volton Travel and who has almost 20 million followers on social networks. This high American personality has repeated the same text in each and every one of the photographs: Stay strong brother, I’m sorry this happened… Prayers, love and light to you and your family.
