50 Cent Remembers When Coolio Salute Him For Beating Up 3 Guys

50 Cent signs up with the growing list of artists admiring Coolio who tragically lost his life on Wednesday.

The New York native required to his preferred social networks platform, Instagram, to share a video of Coolio offering him his nod of approval for battling 3 people. 50 Cent made the post after verification that the “Gangsta’s Paradise” rap artist had actually died. The effective tv officer shared the post, which included video footage of him socializing with Coolio backstage in Europe, the other day, September 29. Coolio shared the story hilariously.

“One time I brought up at this club, you was going out, and it was 3 n***s outside talking sh**,” he stated. “It was 3 n****s talking sh*t and security weren’t gonna not do anything and you stated, ‘I got this.’ You did your little smile and stated, ‘What you state?’ BAM! The n***a moved like 7 feet and he was on the ground.”

Coolio likewise shared a story as he exposed that a person of the males attempted to run, however 50 got him by the hoodie and provided another punch which floored the male. Then another of the team attempted to run, however the “Window Shopper” rap artist took out a Kung Fu relocation and swept the male sending him to the ground also.

“I remained in the vehicle, I remained in the limousine. I stated, ‘Fif, you a cold n****!’ You stated, ‘What’s up, legend.’ That sh*t was fire. I’ll always remember that sh*t,” he included.

Another G-Unit member, Tony Yayo likewise shared a video with Coolio from the very same night, as he likewise extended his acknowledgements to the West Coast legend.

Coolio died on September 28 at the age of 59, and according to his long time supervisor, Jarez, he was discovered pushing the restroom flooring at a buddy’s home in Los Angeles, where he was noticable dead.

Although a main cause of death has actually not been revealed, paramedics presume that he suffered a heart attack. Countless figures in hip hop have actually been sharing stories and homages to the late rap artist consisting of Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, Master P, Xzibit, MC Hammer, and Ice-T.