Black Coffee, Major League DJz and Other Celebrities Pay Tribute to Designer Virgil Abloh
- Celebrities have joined the rest of the world in sending their condolences to friends and family of late designer Virgil Abloh
- Major League DJz, Black Coffee and Carol Bouwer took to social media to pay tribute to the world-renowned designer
- The stars said Virgil represented excellence and applauded him for for his contribution in the arts space
The likes of Black Coffee, Major League DJz and other Mzansi celebs have paid their tribute to late designer Virgil Abloh. the 41-year-old passed away on Sunday after a long cancer battle.
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The celebrities took to social media and shared that Virgil represented excellence and thanked him for everything he has done in the arts space.
Black Coffee took to Instagram and shared a snap of himself and Virgil. He captioned the pic:
"Thank you for everything you’ve done for us and generations to come. Love you my brother until we meet again."
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Major League DJz also took to Instagram and posted videos of themselves with the world-renowned designer. They shared that Virgil believed in Amapiano and where they wanted to take it.
"Thank you for everything you have done for us and our generation through arts. You are one in a million."
Carol Bouwer also took to social media to pay her last respect to the star. According to TshisaLIVE, she said:
"You represented excellence. I remember standing there simply as a mom and calling Enhle Mlotshwa in SA so she could move mountains for my son. We don’t buy products, we buy the dream of one who dares to represent us as we dream to be."
Singer Burna Boy reacts to Abloh's death Nigerian
Singer Burna Boy has joined the world to mourn the influential Louis Vuitton designer, Virgil Abloh who dies a few ago.
Reacting to the news of his death, Burna Boy stated that Abloh was supposed to be the creative designer of his upcoming new musical project.
The On The Low crooner stated that he and his sister spent hours talking on the phone with Abloh over his next album before his death.
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