American music producer Irv Gotti is dead, Age 54

• Irv Gotti’s health was declining due to diabetes complications and he suffered a severe stroke several days before his death.

• The cause of his death is still unknown, but prominent entertainment figures and fans have expressed their condolences to his family and close associates.

Renowned American music producer Irv Gotti has sadly passed away at the age of 54, prompting a wave of grief throughout the entertainment industry.

Reports indicate that Gotti’s health had been deteriorating due to complications related to diabetes, and he experienced a significant stroke just days before his death.

While the details surrounding his passing remain largely undisclosed, many notable figures in entertainment, along with fans, have expressed their condolences to his family and close friends.

As a trailblazing music producer and the founder of Murder Inc. Records, Irv Gotti made a lasting impact on the music industry.

Through his efforts at Murder Inc. Records, Gotti was instrumental in launching the careers of several successful artists, including Ja Rule, Ashanti, and Lloyd.

In other news, The ongoing conflict between gospel artist Mercy Chinwo and her former record label executive, EezeeTee, has recently escalated, drawing criticism from entertainer MC Orobo towards social media commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) regarding his recent remarks about Chinwo and EezeeTee.

In a widely circulated video, MC Orobo characterized VDM’s assertions as “childish and baseless,” alleging that he misinterpreted the complexities surrounding record label agreements and music rights.

“In every record label deal, the artist is entitled to buy out his or her catalog over a period of time,” Orobo clarified, implying that VDM lacks the necessary understanding to comment on the issue competently.

The comedian also raised a provocative question: “Why is no one coming forward to speak positively about EezeeTee?”

Orobo’s passionate statements have ignited considerable discussion on social media, with some users supporting his call for a deeper comprehension of the entertainment sector, while others defended VDM’s entitlement to express his views.

He further urged the social media commentator to “step back” and acquire a better understanding of the intricacies of music contracts before making public declarations.