Gift of Gab Dead - Blackalicious Rapper Dies at 50

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Gift of Gab was a rapper with the hip hop duo Blackalicious, known for songs including “Alphabet Aerobics.”Gift of Gab, born Tim Parker, joined his classmate Chief Xcel (Xavier Moseley) to form Blackalicious in the early 1990s. They released their first single, “Swan Lake,” in 1994, followed by their 1995 debut EP “Melodica.” Blackalicious signed with MCA Records and released the 2002 hit single “Make You Feel That Way.” They continued recording together for decades, releasing “Imani Vo.

Gift of Gab, the Bay Area rapper born Timothy J. Parker and one-half of Blackalicious, passed away last week at age 50, according to a statement issued on Friday by the artist's collective Quantum.

Pitchfork) — a Bay Area hip-hop collective and independent record label that Parker co-founded with Chief Xcel, DJ Shadow and others — Parker died peacefully on Friday, June 18.

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Blackalicious, has died aged 50.The rapper’s death was confirmed by his Quannum collective, who shared a statement revealing that Gift Of Gab (real name Timothy Jerome Parker) had died of natural causes.“Tim peacefully departed this earth to be with our ancestors on Friday, June 18, 2021,” the statement reads. “He is survived by two brothers, one sister, many nieces and nephews, countless friends, and fans across the globe.

published by Rolling Stone. “It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear brother, Timothy J.

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