Xatar, Gangster Rapper, Unexpectedly Passes Away at 43
Artist passes away at 43 years old - Music artist succumbs to death at age 43
In a shocking turn of events, popular German gangster rapper Xatar, born Giwar Hajabi, has succumbed to an undisclosed cause at the tender age of 43. Dousing the music industry in grief, this devastating news has sent a wave of sorrow across fans and fellow artists alike.
Various credible sources, including Bild, confirm the sudden demise of the talented musician and entrepreneur. As of Friday, the Cologne Public Prosecutor's Office is still probing the circumstances surrounding his passing.
Born into adversity, Xatar led a life marred by turbulence, and it was this very hardship that fueled his music and lyrical prowess. His raw personality and unfiltered honesty echoed in his songs, resonating deeply with his audience.
Tributes Flood Social Media
News of Xatar's demise has seen an outpouring of tributes on Instagram, with contemporary musicians like Marina Buzunashvilli and Farid Bang expressing their sorrow. Buzunashvilli posted a poignant black-and-white photo of the rapper alongside the caption, "Until we meet again." Bang, on the other hand, shared a touching picture on his Instagram story, leaving it to the visuals to convey his feelings.
Fler, another well-known rapper, took to Instagram to reminisce about Xatar's contributions to the German hip-hop scene. In his heartfelt tribute, Fler proclaimed, "Xatar was a true German rap legend; his style, aesthetics, real hip-hop, and gangster attitude were unparalleled."
A Rich Legacy that transcends Genres
Xatar's tumultuous life didn't just inspire his music; it also served as a testament to his resilience. His captivating story was transformed into the film Rheingold by director Fatih Akin, based on Xatar's autobiographical novel Alles oder Nix.
Xatar was not only a remarkable artist but also an astute entrepreneur. Beyond his music career, he established several record labels, including Goldmann Entertainment, Kopfticker Records, Groove Attack TraX, and Alles oder Nix Records. Additionally, he founded his own shisha bar and food stall.
A Life Engulfed in Controversy
Xatar was no stranger to controversy. In 2009, he made headlines for his involvement in a gold transporter robbery. Accompanied by three others, he posed as police officers and tax inspectors, evading capture and fleeing to Iraq. His arrest, deportation, and subsequent imprisonment lasted approximately five years.
While the circumstances of Xatar's death remain ambiguous, one thing is certain – he leaves behind a legacy that continues to impact the lives of countless music enthusiasts. Xatar is survived by his wife Farvah and, according to recent reports, five children.
[1] Cologne prosecutor's office investigation into Xatar's death ongoing.[2] Xatar was a significant figure in the German hip-hop scene, topping the charts with Baba aller Babas in 2015.[3] Despite health issues in recent years, including leukemia, and a demanding lifestyle, Xatar continued to create music until the end.
- I'm not going to be a big fan of this sudden and tragic loss in the world of entertainment, especially since it involves a celebrity like Xatar, who was a significant figure in the German hip-hop scene.
- It's approximately five years ago when Xatar, the gangster rapper, was surrounded by controversy due to his involvement in a gold transporter robbery, a far cry from his successful music and entrepreneurial ventures.
- Admirers of Xatar's music, such as Farid Bang and Marina Buzunashvilli, have confirmed on social media their deep sorrow for the loss of the talent that was Xatar, with some posting heartfelt tributes and poignant memories.
- His life was not just filled with musical successes and entrepreneurial achievements but also with controversies and hardships that, remarkably, fueled his evolution and made him the unparalleled German rap legend that he was.
