Hip Hop reminded me of the legendary journalist, producer and director Sacha Jenkins, who passed away on Friday (May 23). He was 53 years old.
Queen's Breed Creator is a co-founder of a media outlet in the 90s Ego trip. His resume includes the atmosphere, rolling stones and spin bylines. As author, he co-authored the biographies of Eminem. my way.
As a producer and director, Jenkins has created a must-see documentary, including: Fresh clothing and Wu-Tang: Mike and the man. With a mass appeal, he pushed hip-hop storytelling with vision and mind.
Jenkins was survived by his wife, Raquel Cepeda and two children. It reports that Jenkins has died from complications from complex system atrophy.
The news of Jenkins' pass was the most shocking. Tribute and Pathetic Dol's meanness quickly murdered some of the biggest names of hip hop, remembering the creator, on social media.
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“My Man Hunter Gran,” wrote Raekwon on Instagram. “Dam. Rest the King! #sachajenkins You will be missed.
“I put up the floor to learn about Sacha Jenkins' death,” said Peter Rosenberg of Hot 97 at X.
“Absolute power in the cleansing of hip-hop culture. He was so funny, very smart, and added a lot. An incredible contribution that documented the culture he loved. I have always threatened to discuss important things with him. He was very knowledgeable and thoughtful.
Hit-making recording artist A-Trak praised Jenkins' legacy, saying, “We showed Sacha Jenkins how many of us think and speak about language, hip-hop culture, and more. Rip, big losses.”
Los Angeles rapper El Prez said, “Lip Sacha Jenkins. Ego travel has nurtured me. Much of his writings raised me. It really represents the form of our art as subtle art and the message it can convey. It's a sad day for hip hop.”
Music editor Eric Deep recalls working with Jenkins on Mass Appeal. He tweeted: “Rip Sacha Jenkins. I was honored to be around him when I freelanced for mass appeal. I studied his work. I'm not here without his blueprint.”
