Chino XL Passes Away At 50

In a shocking and heartbreaking turn of events, hip hop artist Chino XL has passed away at the age of 50. On this episode of Doggie Diamonds TV, we honor the life and legacy of Chino XL, known for his lyrical prowess and contributions to the hip hop community. Join Doggie Diamonds as he reflects on Chino XL's impactful career, his influence on the genre, and the void his passing leaves in the music world. This tribute is essential viewing for all hip hop enthusiasts

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[ransomnetworkengineer]

Im glad he's gettin his respect. I bought his first single "into the pit" when he was with the group "art of origin." They never made an album together but they put out a second single, "irrational." And when he signed to rick rubins label as a solo artist, i bought the "here to save you all" album. Rest in peace Chino xl.

[coachkandaka]

Chino XL was a beautiful soul! He always showed me love and support! A dope MC, but an even beautifully doper being. He left an major impact on the lives that he touched. This is a heavy one for hip hop. 😢🤲🏾💔🤲🏾🕯

[FPdoubleR.]

Still bumping “I told you so” From 2001! He will be greatly missed wow what a shocker 🫤

[wmendozatrucking]

I was a fan after tupac diss him. In other words I didn't hear or know who he was til tupac. I was a tupac fan and didn't like him. But I ended up a fan cause he was definitely a lyricist talent. R.I.P. Chino XL

[jhondaanalystcrk]

Chino XL was a member of Mensa Society. That says it all! #ripchinoxl

[williedynamyte]

Chino XL was an amazingly talented and underrated lyricist. RIP

[phillipwattsjr.]

Props go to Sway & Tech for not only playing his music when no one would, but bringing him on the Wake Up Show to give him his full props.

[Spartikus]

Seeing Chino XL rock live make you wanna step your game up.

Dude was a rhyme ANIMAL!

Only met him once and he was real gracious real cool.

RIP 🙏

[tears]

Go listen to the song he has with Chino XL featuring Ras Kass “Riiiot”

That’s one of my first real introduction to both artist and from that day respected and loved the lyricism. Condolences to Family and Loved ones 🙏🕊️

[M.Skrilla]

Man I just listened to this man's verse on Rakim joint... THIS MORNING!!!... I'm crushed... Rest up Big

[toneriggz]

You can tell that a lot of battle rappers ran with his style over the past couple of decades. Legendary MC who always championed lyricism first before anything. I’m glad I got to see him live in 2012 with Immortal Technique.

[Mr.CireSoprano]

THIS WAS MY DUDE FOR REAL.
KNEW THIS CAT SINCE 12-12 STUDIO.
IN QUEENS.
REST IN POWER MY BROTHER.

[DoeRecompense]

He’ll get listened to now. He’ll get appreciated now. Smh Y’all missed out. Around 1995 is when I discovered him and instantly knew he was a legend. Fukked up he’ll FINALLY get his 🌺 RIP “LYRICAL JESUS” CHINO XL!! Much more to him than being mentioned by Pac.

[henryduren]

“Wake up show “mix tapes was how I first discovered Chino Xl.

[lag]

Here to save us all is to this day one of the hardest violin beats in hip hop. Rass and Chino was killing it in the 90's RIP yo

[roryjennings]

Rest in peace big chi…. I knew him since 92 east orange finest condolences to his family

[ThomasLynch-tiwr]

I am in absolute shock right now. Chino was built like a Greek God. RIP.

[fullspectrum]

I was listening to the Rakim album yesterday and I was like dam chino xl on here that’s what’s up

[kingtim_ade]

Chino XL had bars & combos for days!! Definitely a Lyrical Beast 💯💯