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Fadi Fawaz: George Michael Did Not Kill Himself!

With 2016 in the can, the world is still trying to come to terms with the huge amount of celebrities that did not make it out of the year alive.  George Michael passed away on December, 25, 2006, with his boyfriend, Fadi Fawaz finding his body.  There has been much speculation about what caused the death of the singing sensation, but there has been rumblings that it was a cardiac arrest.  With the autopsy results being inconclusive, we’re no closer to finding out what caused the fatal cardiac arrest.  George Michael fans around the world were shocked to find several tweets on Fadi Fawaz’s Twitter account that seemed to hint towards George attempting to end his own life.  “We loved each other very much and we were together almost 24 hours a day..” the tweets claimed. “And finally he managed… he tried numbers of time to kill himself many times… the only thing George wanted is to DIE … not sure who that nasty close friend of George but I was in relationship with george micheal (sic) till I found him dead in bed.” As you can probably expect, Fadi  has opened up about the horrible tweets and revealed that he was not the one who sent them.  “I am shocked with what’s going on with the Twitter thing. My Twitter account has been hacked and closed,” he said in the statement. “It’s a bit scary, to be honest. I did not send those tweets. I woke up at 11.30 a.m. to the news. I am not going to worry about these things.” It’s horrible just how low some people will go in order to mess with someone who is going through a heartbreaking time.  It’s hard enough losing the person you love, but someone tweeting as you and painting the deceased in a bad light is just a bit too far.  There’s no word yet on who the douche was that behind the hacking.  What do you think about this?  Sound off below! View Slideshow: George Michael: Mourned, Remembered by Stars Everywhere

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Fadi Fawaz: George Michael Did Not Kill Himself!

Big K.R.I.T. Performs At Broccoli City Earth Day Celebration [VIDEO/PHOTOS]

A King Remembered In Time. Hip-Hop is going green. In celebration of Earth Day earlier in the week, Big K.R.I.T. performed at the inaugural Broccoli City Fest held at the Washington D.C. Fairgrounds Monday (April 21). Nearly 5,000 people were in attendance, giving the venue one of its largest crowds to date. While K.R.I.T. headlined the event, more than 10 local performers also took the stage. Read more at Hip Hop Wired Image via YouTube

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After Big Pun, Five Other Rappers That Deserve Streets In Their Name

Over the weekend, Big Pun aficionados hit the streets and rallied to rename the Bronx, NY intersection of 163rd Street and Rogets Place as Big Pun Place . The spot, which houses the iconic Pun memorial painted by the TATS Cru, needs some petition signatures to have a shot at becoming official, but it got us thinking about some other hip-hop artists that deserve their own streets. Here’s our top 5: Related: Big Pun Remembered 10 Years After His Death Jay-Z – No brainer, right? The only question here is which way to view the ever-versatile Brooklyn MC. While Madison Avenue, with its mixture of business and advertising, might be in play when all is said and done, we’ll suggest that Hov’s former home off of Marcy Avenue in Brooklyn would be the perfect fit. New name: Jay-Z Avenue Lil Wayne – Lil Wayne may have spent most of his life on a tour bus, but that doesn’t mean his New Orleans roots are forgotten. The Young Money leader grew up at 1800 Hollygrove in the city’s 17th Ward, and he’s surely enough of an icon to get honored for spreading unique New Orleans flavor all over the rap landscape. New name: Lil Wayne Lane RZA – In a perfect world, every member of The Wu-Tang Clan would have their own street. Yet as the group’s leader, RZA gets first pick. In his memoirs, Tao of Wu, the Clan leader wrote about growing up in Staten Island’s Stapleton Projects and we think the borough’s Targee Street has his name all over it. Also, yes, RZA did live with Ghostface Killah for awhile, but Ghostface Avenue might be a little intimidating for the Department of Transportation. New name: RZA Road Nate Dogg – In a Long Beach walking tour with Vice Magazine , Nate Dogg once talked about how his teen residence at 2022 Lime Avenue was where he really started focusing on music. “A preacher lived next door, and a killer on the other side,” he explained. Well, that sounds like the exact combination that Nate explored throughout his storied career. If anything, hip-hop’s top crooner deserves a little pavement in his name. New name: Nate Dogg Street UGK – Before linking up with Pimp C to form the gold standard of Texas hip-hop duo UGK, Bun B spent his formative years in Port Arthur, TX. Talk to locals, and it seems that any street in the town could be named after the duo, yet we’ll go with San Antonio Street — home to the biggest UGK mural and a fitting tribute to the trillest underground kings. New name: UGK Way What other hip-hop artists do you think deserve their own street? Let us know below! RELATED POSTS: Big Pun’s Family Wants A Street Named After Him Video: Hollis Street Renamed ‘Run DMC JMJ Way’

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