Coolio dead at 59
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DVD Talk God
Coolio dead at 59
I know the majority of this forum hates rap. But Coolio was huge at one point. Gangsta’s Paradise got played to death on the radio in the 90s.
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DVD Talk God
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DVD Talk Legend
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It Takes A Thief is a great album
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DVD Talk Legend
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He was in Batman and Robin of all movies. My favorite use of Gangstas Paradise was over the end credits in Pain and Gain.
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Political Exile
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Just watched his set at Riot Fest a few days ago in Chicago. Crazy that he's no longer with us. RIP
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Not really my style of music, but the Gangsters in Paradise had a catch tune and which led to Weird Al what is probably his best known Song Amish in Paradise.
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DVD Talk Legend
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Is it just me, or was he always pissed off or irritated? I can't remember ever seeing him look happy.
Either way, 59 is too young to go, for sure.
Either way, 59 is too young to go, for sure.
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DVD Talk Legend
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It was huge with kids because Stevie Wonder wouldn't let Coolio sample his music for a song that was explicit. One of the first big rap hits that didn't have to be edited for radio?
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DVD Talk Hero
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The main thing I remember him from is the opening theme of Kenan and Kel.
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He was a rapper. Isn't that part of the act for most rappers that they are supposed to look pissed off and angry all the time?
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May he RIP. This one is definitely out of left field.
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DVD Talk Hero
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As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death
I take a look at my life and realize there's not much left
--Coolio

I take a look at my life and realize there's not much left
--Coolio

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DVD Talk Hero
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That video played endlessly on repeat when it came out. It seemed like MTV must have played it every hour or so.
Rest in peace, Coolio.
Rest in peace, Coolio.




