Shock G of Digital Underground dead at 57
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Digital Underground frontman Shock G has died at the age of 57. As Shock G, Jacobs led Digital Underground, a hip-hop group with an ever-changing lineup that gave rise to legends like Tupac Shakur, Chopmaster J and more.
According to TMZ, the legendary hip-hop musician was found dead in a hotel room in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday. The outlet reports that the cause of death is unclear, but that no signs of trauma exist. An autopsy is expected to be performed.
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