Rapper Fatman Scoop, known for his hit 'Be Faithful' and collaborations with artists like Missy Elliott, died at the age of 53 after collapsing on stage during a performance in Hamden, Connecticut. His family confirmed the news via his Instagram, expressing profound sadness over the loss of a 'radiant soul' who touched many lives through his music and positivity. Eyewitnesses reported that he slurred his final words, 'Make some noise,' before collapsing, prompting immediate medical attention. His manager and fellow artists shared emotional tributes, highlighting his impact both professionally and personally. Fatman Scoop was a revered figure in the hip-hop community and a beloved radio personality known for his vibrant performances. The cause of his collapse and subsequent death is still under investigation, with community members mourning the sudden loss.