Irv Gotti, cofounder of Murder Inc. Records, has died at the age of 54, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The famed record executive and producer's cause of death is as yet unknown. Earlier today, it was reported that Irv suffered a stroke several days ago. This is the second stroke he had in the last seven months.
Irv was a prominent figure in hip-hop throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, due to his work with Ja Rule and singer Ashanti. He produced or co-produced classic tracks like Ja Rule's "Always on Time" featuring Ashanti, Jay-Z's "Can I Get A..." featuring Ja Rule and Amil, DMX's "What's My Name" and Eve's "Gangsta Lovin'" featuring Alicia Keys, among many others.
RIP Irv Gotti. 🕊️
Fellow artists this is why you can’t put stock into the opinions of ppl… cause you can do everything you can to have an unparalleled career accomplish everything you can in music change the sound and art itself and still be called trash.
Akira Toriyama literally changed the world with his work and influenced so many authors and creators in the 45 years he was active.
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