
Lord Sear: Hip-Hop Legend Passes
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Lord Sear, a legendary hip-hop DJ and radio host, passed away at 53. Known for his work on Eminems Shade 45 and the iconic Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito show, he played a pivotal role in breaking artists like Jay-Z, Nas, and Wu-Tang Clan. His influence extended beyond radio, collaborating with artists like Beastie Boys and Big Pun, and voicing characters in Grand Theft Auto. His unforgettable voice and passion continue to shape hip-hop culture.
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On March 12, Lord Sear, the veteran hip-hop DJ and radio host Born Steve Watson, passed away on Wednesday at age 53. A key figure on Eminem's Shade 45 channel since it launched in 2004. He also co-hosted the iconic stretch Armstrong and Bobby Toe. Show on college radio. Earlier in his career, Sear toured as DJ for rapper Curious and joined the stretch and Bobby Toe team, where he beatboxed, booked guests, and helped. Break future stars like Jay-Z, Nas, and Wu Tong Clan. He later hit the road with Eminem on the anger management tour, and spent over 20 years building Shade 45's vibe. Tributes poured in from across hip-hop, with Shade 45 calling him family and a force on the airwaves. Exybit shared his heartbreak online, and fans worldwide remembered his humor, energy, and deep roots in New York City scene. Sear's influence went further, collaborating with artists like Beastie Boys, Big Pun, and MF Doom,
releasing singles such as Alcoholic Vibes in, 1997, and Voicing Characters in Grand Theft Auto, 3 and 4. Up to his final days, he hosted the Lord Sear Special on Shade 45. His unmistakable voice and passion leave a lasting mark on hip-hop radio and culture, ensuring new generations will discover his contributions for years to come.
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