RIP to a Legend.
R.I.P. DJ Mark the 45 King
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He was sick a few years ago but got better
RIP
Rest In Peace
R.I.P.
RIP.
RIP
This man produced Stan and Hard Knock Life. Two of the biggest and most famous record of all time. These records will be played when we long gone and hell are kids are gone.
This man produced Stan and Hard Knock Life. Two of the biggest and most famous record of all time. These records will be played when we long gone and hell are kids are gone.
The first time I ever saw Mark the 45 King was in the intro for Queen Latifah's Dance for Me video, on Yo MTV Raps. I didn't understand why he had 45 King in his name at that time lol. I remember buying the Flavor Unit Album on cassette just off the strength of the Roll With the Flavor video.
Shout out to all the Jersey artist and producers, they are often overlooked and don't get their proper respect.
RIP, a sad day for hiphop
Shout out to all the Jersey artist and producers, they are often overlooked and don't get their proper respect.
RIP, a sad day for hiphop
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Damn. R.I.P.
Rest in peace.
Facts Me too lol
Sha-Rock and Grandmaster Cas were just speaking about him on their show on SiriusXM Rock the Bells Radio. He told Sha-Rock he'd been on drugs pretty hard in the 90s. He wanted to get back into the industry, but was blacklisted by many people he'd put on or worked with previously.
Rip to DJ Mark the 45 King he was my soundtrack for the 90s
RIP our brother.....master on the turntables
Rest In Peace
That's kind of the point tho.900 number was cold back in the day. But that shit monotonous like a mother fucker now.
To this day 900 Number, reminds me of partying at a club named James B's Bamboo Grove, on Bronxwood Avenue, in the Bronx in 1988. Good times...good times.
