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Dem Franchize Boyz lost one of theirs this weekend – Gerald "Buddie" Barre died of what appears to be cancer, according to the group itself.
The DFB published the sad news Sunday by writing on Instagram … "R.I.P. Buddie will miss you #demfranchizeboyz." Jermaine Dupri – who signed the band on his So So Def label in 2005 and pretty much went with their hit "Lean wit It, rock it wit" – also talked about Buddie's death and seemed to suggest that He had died of his cancer death.
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On his own IG page, the hip-hop mogul referred to a sentence from Buddie's verse on "LWIRWI," writing … "" They call me Doc. I prescribe what need **** "easy rest #demfranchiseboyz #f *** cancer."
Other rappers also presented their condolences, including Da Brat and his fellow DFB member, Parlae.
Dem Franchize Boyz are perhaps best known for their two hits, "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" and "I Think They Like Me", both featured on their debut album "On Top of Our Game". They did a mash-up of "Lean wit It It" with Korn entitled "Coming Undone Wit It".
TEAR.
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