Hip-hop Star Nate Dogg Dies

U.S. hip hop star Nate Dogg has ever worked with rapper Snoop Dogg, Warren G and Eminem, reportedly died at the age of 41 years.

As quoted by the BBC, attorney Mark Geragos said the singer had died due to complications from two strokes he suffered in this year.

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Nate Dogg, whose real name Nathaniel Hale entered the school with Snoop and Warren G Regulate sings the hits that the record with Dr. Dre, 50 cent and Ludacris.

On Twitter, Snoop Dogg says Nate Dogg  is one of the best friend and brother to him since 1986 when he became a schoolboy at Poly High School. In that place they met.

Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and Warrren G began their careers by forming a rap group in the Long Beach trio called 213 in early 1990.

Nate Dogg was also featured in the song hits of 50 cents "21 question", Eminem "Shake That" and "Area Codes" with Ludacris.

Ludacris tweet on Twitter says "there are some restrictions in the heart of hip hop that never can be met. Glad we've made ​​history together."

On Sunday, Warren G told his fans on Twitter, "For those who do not know, I remind you again Nate suffered two strokes. He was in therapy. thank you again for your support."