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"That's how I am sending you to the other side," said the 'Black Panther' star.
Chadwick Boseman said goodbye to Stan Lee in his own way, with a musical tribute.
In a video he posted on Thursday to the social media, the Black Panther star played a set of djembe for a minute in celebration of the Marvel icon. Lee died Monday at age 95.
"I know how much you loved Joan." @TheRealStanLee #whatalife #missyouonthedocks #missyoubackstage #wakandaforever, "Boseman wrote in a tweet that accompanied the video.
Joan was Lee's late wife, who died July 2017. She was also 95.
Lee co-created Black Panther in 1966 with Jack Kirby. The character was revolutionary African superhero in mainstream comics. This year's Black Panther movie is considered one of the best in all the Marvel franchise.
After he concluded his performance, Bosman said, "Stan, that's for you." "That's how I'm getting you to the other side.
Lee helped create a paid respects in their lives.
In one of his final videos, Lee spoke about how much he loved his fans. "I love my fans," Lee begins. "I can not tell you how much I love my fans Sometimes I'm sitting here thinking, 'What's it all about?' And then I get a letter from a fan or I read something or I do not know who I think it is, I think it's so lucky to have fans who really care about you. because they make me feel so great. "
He continued, "And there's something, if you think about it, it's about you. But this business of fans I think is terrific, and I love them all. "
I know how much you loved Joan. The only way we should send you home is to celebrate. @TheRealStanLee #whatalife #missyouonthedocks #missyoubackstage #wakandaforever pic.twitter.com/N6QqthHxiX
– Chadwick Boseman (@chadwickboseman) November 15, 2018
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