R.I.P Saafir
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Damn.
Rest In Peace
We losing a lot of unsung legends (an odd title I know) recently
We gotta do better celebrating them while they are still here.
Rest In Peace
We losing a lot of unsung legends (an odd title I know) recently
We gotta do better celebrating them while they are still here.
RIP.
I remember when I first heard Boxcar Sessions and thought how unorthodox a flow he had. Loved "Comewiddit" with him Ras Kass and Ahmad.
Rest Easy.
I remember when I first heard Boxcar Sessions and thought how unorthodox a flow he had. Loved "Comewiddit" with him Ras Kass and Ahmad.
Rest Easy.
We've talked about this, that's why I said there needs to be something that we can give them their flowers while they're here.
Wtf !
RIP Saafir.
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Saafir, legendary Hobo Junction crew member, has passed away at 54. His death was announced by longtime friend and groupmate Xzibit.
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Saafir, Inventive and Dextrous Oakland Rapper, Dies at 54 | KQED
Saafir died on Tuesday morning, according to family. He was 54.
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No cause of death was revealed.
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