Bad Boy Records Legend Craig Mack Passes Away at Age 46

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Mar 13, 2018
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(WWETV Report) We are sad to report that 90's hip hop artist Craig Mack has passed away at the age of 46. He was best known for helping to launch the legendary Bad Boy Records which housed some of the greatest hip hop acts in history such as Biggie Smalls aka Notorious B.I.G and Mase. In recent years he left the music business and became more spiritual finding God. WorldWide Entertainment TV pays homage and sends condolences to his friends and family. WWETV NY had interviewed his assistance Steve Riley about Craig Mack.

1971-2018 The man who rapped "Whatcha gonna do When God Comes?" has unfortunately passed away yesterday on March 12, 2018 Several reliable sources have contacted me saying that it is true that #CraigMack passed away yesterday, March 12. I'll tell you what's so disappointing about his passing away... about 3 months ago or so, I finally got ahold of him and we talked on the phone for over an hour. Most of the call was me trying to persuade him to start making music again. He felt like after giving his life to God that maybe he shouldn't rap again. I begged him and explained to him that he had every right to still praise God through his music. I told him that as long as it was genuine and not a blasphemous gimmick, he could still reach souls and spread his message. Finally, he gave in and said "Ok Mo Bee, i'll do it." I sent him 5 or 6 tracks and then I never heard back from him. I made a follow-up call and still no Craig. Maybe he knew he was about to die but just didn't want to tell me. One of the reliable sources I spoke to not long ago tonight told me that he had told somebody "I'm not gonna be here much longer." God rest his soul. Now I'm thinking about the record we recorded together called "When God Comes." He wanted to be ready. That was always on his mind. I pray that today he has finally made it into the Kingdom Of Heaven because that's all that mattered to him. I'm so in denial. Can't believe he's gone. Bless you, my brother. No more suffering. No more pain. The Lord has called you home and finally said well done. EMB