Gully Bop Jamaican Dancehall Artist died at age 59, Community mourns
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Gully Bop Death – It has been claimed that dancehall musician Gully Bop has passed away. Several of the local news outlets have reported that the musician passed away following a three-year struggle with an unidentified ailment that led to his death.
Bop rose to prominence when he became a viral phenomenon for his rhymes and lyrical abilities. Subsequently, he was picked up by Shauna Chin, who is now known as Shauna Controlla, who assisted in the start of his career with the popular song “Everybody Want a Wuk Offa Mi.” Bop got famous after he became a viral sensation for his rhymes and lyrical skills.
It was stated that the artist was living on the streets and was addicted to drugs at the time, but his narrative of going from rags to riches inspired many people while also providing him with a second shot at life.
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Television Jamaica reported on Tuesday morning that the death of Gully Bop, whose full name was Robert Lee Malcolm and who had been admitted to the Kingston Public Hospital on Sunday, had taken place on Monday. There are rumors circulating that he was experiencing problems due to a hernia at the time. On the other hand, early this year, one of his friends dropped hints that the musician was battling a major illness and experiencing a variety of medical issues.
2021 was the year when Bop initially mentioned that he was unwell. The musician disclosed his stay in the hospital, which lasted several months, in 2021, in an interview that was published at the time by Urban Islandz.He also detailed the fact that he was in excruciating agony, which prompted him to seek medical attention at the Kingston Public Hospital, which is where he was admitted for treatment.
According to reports, Bop was penniless and living on the streets at the time of his death, and the only thing that kept him alive was the charity of complete strangers and his local pastor, who had pleaded with the community for aid. However, the musician was rejected by a local philanthropist named Donna Gowe. Gowe stated that the musician was being rude and that he ought to look for the ladies he was with while he was at the pinnacle of his career.
Gully Bop obituary and funeral arrangements will be released by his family
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