RIP Louie Rankin ‘OX’
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Biltmore Ballroom. Brooklyn.
Damn. RIP.
Damn watching belly
Damn It...
DAMN
Nuff Respect to the legend seen
Rest In Peace
DAMN
Nuff Respect to the legend seen
Rest In Peace
these young boys do not UNDERSTAND how his records shaped GENERATION
from Flatbush to Nostrand they need to do something special
summer night slow wine basement parties red light bulbs beers jerk chicken
let me stop
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Dancehall Artiste Louie Rankin ‘Teddy Bruckshut’ Died In Car Accident
by S. Leslie September 30, 2019
Famed Jamaican actor and dancehall artiste Louie Rankin, more popularly known as Teddy Bruckshut, had died.
Sources confirmed with Urban Islandz on Monday (September 30) that Louie Ranking passed away from injuries he received in a car accident in Canada. The full details surrounding the unfortunate incident is still sketchy, but we’re told that the actor received head trauma as a result of the crash. He was rushed to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, a rep for Rankin told his.
A member of the Teddy Bruckshut’s management team also confirmed the news via his official Twitter account. “It saddens us to have to announce that The “ORGINAL DON DADA” “Trail Blazer” the legend – Louie Ox Rankin passed away this morning! May God keep his soul with his father, sister and neice in #heaven #amen #sipox,” the statement on Twitter reads.
Louie Rankin is one of the most well-known and talented actors out of Jamaica with his credentials dated back decades. Perhaps the most popular film he starred in his Belly along with DMX and Nas, where he played a notorious Jamaican Kingpin. The 1998 film received critical acclaim with its riveting storyline of two young men, DMX and Nas, living life on the edge doing crimes and drug dealings.
Rankin is a native of St. Thomas in Jamaica, the same parish where Popcaan was born. As a result, Bruckshut and the dancehall deejay became very close. Popcaan has since reacted to Rankin’s death on IG writing, “Legends don’t die!!!! It is very unfortunate what happen to you fam but god knows best.. rest up fada Louie your memories are forever..!!! @louie_rankin.”
Louie Rankin previously released an album called Showdown in 1992 which spawned hits like “Typewriter,” “The Muscle,” and “The Sting.” He helped make the slang “original Don Dada” famous, in fact, he is best known for that slang.
by S. Leslie September 30, 2019
Famed Jamaican actor and dancehall artiste Louie Rankin, more popularly known as Teddy Bruckshut, had died.
Sources confirmed with Urban Islandz on Monday (September 30) that Louie Ranking passed away from injuries he received in a car accident in Canada. The full details surrounding the unfortunate incident is still sketchy, but we’re told that the actor received head trauma as a result of the crash. He was rushed to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, a rep for Rankin told his.
A member of the Teddy Bruckshut’s management team also confirmed the news via his official Twitter account. “It saddens us to have to announce that The “ORGINAL DON DADA” “Trail Blazer” the legend – Louie Ox Rankin passed away this morning! May God keep his soul with his father, sister and neice in #heaven #amen #sipox,” the statement on Twitter reads.
Louie Rankin is one of the most well-known and talented actors out of Jamaica with his credentials dated back decades. Perhaps the most popular film he starred in his Belly along with DMX and Nas, where he played a notorious Jamaican Kingpin. The 1998 film received critical acclaim with its riveting storyline of two young men, DMX and Nas, living life on the edge doing crimes and drug dealings.
Rankin is a native of St. Thomas in Jamaica, the same parish where Popcaan was born. As a result, Bruckshut and the dancehall deejay became very close. Popcaan has since reacted to Rankin’s death on IG writing, “Legends don’t die!!!! It is very unfortunate what happen to you fam but god knows best.. rest up fada Louie your memories are forever..!!! @louie_rankin.”
Louie Rankin previously released an album called Showdown in 1992 which spawned hits like “Typewriter,” “The Muscle,” and “The Sting.” He helped make the slang “original Don Dada” famous, in fact, he is best known for that slang.
you aint lyin... they zoned out!!! its funny when you see the legends perform and no matter how much the riddim changes you can still see some of those performers in the performers today...
RIP to OG tho....
did they say how old he was and cause of death tho???
SoundClash Fraternity family, paid their respects as expected. For those who are original dancehall pickney, dun know...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/SoundclashFraternity/
damn right
RIP
Damn!
Not Lenn Ox !
A fucking car accident?
Not Lenn Ox !
A fucking car accident?
RIP
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
Rest In Paradise bredren. Condolences for his family and close loved ones.
fly away home pupa rankin'!
Fucked up 
not OX damn
not OX damn
Local news outlet just showed the vehicle he was in...
They said he collided with a transport vehicle.
They said he collided with a transport vehicle.