Hip Hop pioneer Shock G and Digital Underground co-founder has died. Pic credit: Rolling Out/YouTube Gregory Jacobs, the Digital Underground’s co-founder and rapper who performed as Shock G and his ...
Rap ruses get no better than Humpty Hump. The alter-ego of Digital Underground's leader Shock G, Humpty's mythology has him wearing a fabulously-personalized Groucho Marx-style nose to cover up ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Shock G of Digital Underground performing at Market Square Arena in Indianapolis in July 1990. (Raymond Boyd / Getty Images) Shock ...
See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Tributes have been paid to rapper Shock G from hip-hop legends Digital ...
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On Thursday April 22, Digital Underground frontman and East Bay rap legend Shock G was found dead in a hotel in Tampa, Florida at 57 years old. The tragedy has shook Bay Area hip hop heads and ...
The opening lines of Digital Underground’s chart-topping 1990 breakthrough, “The Humpty Dance” doubled as a prophecy. Under his nom de schnozz, Humpty Hump, the performer alternately known as Shock G ...
Rapper Shock G, also known as Humpty Hump of the hip-hop group Digital Underground, has died at age 57. When not using his stage name, he was known as Gregory Edward Jacobs. His Digital Underground ...
Shock G, the rapper, songwriter and producer who helped take hip-hop into the pop mainstream in the early 1990s with “The Humpty Dance” by his Oakland-based group Digital Underground, has died, ...
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