Paul Costict, a member of the 90s rap collective B-Rock and The Bizz has died at age 57.
The music artist passed away ‘unexpectedly’ on Saturday, October 21, at his home in Norfolk, Virgina, TMZ reported on Monday.
A family member spoke to the outlet but did not disclose the cause of death.
The person said they had spoken to the music artist as recently as Wednesday, noting that he was in good spirits but was recently sick.
B-Rock and The Bizz saw fleeting success with their 1997 hit My Baby Daddy, which ascended to number ten on the Billboard music chart at the time.
Rest in peace: Paul Costict, a member of the 90s rap collective B-Rock and The Bizz has died at age 57
One-hit-wonder: B-Rock and The Bizz saw fleeting success with their 1997 hit My Baby Daddy, which ascended to number ten on the Billboard music chart at the time
The song was certified gold and the accompanying plaque was fought over between Paul and his ex-wife during an episode of Divorce Court.
Paul juggled two hats as the music group’s road manager and an active member.
Thaddeus ‘T-Bird’ Maye, who grew up with Costict in Alabama and was part of B-Rock and The Bizz, told TMZ he was ‘a very funny and Kool brother.’
