“Paradise my Brother safe Travels!!” Method Man, 54, wrote alongside a photo of the pair.
Oliver « Power » Grant attends the Wu-Tang: An American Saga premiere.
Oliver “Power” Grant (seen here in New York City in September 2019) has died at the age of 52.
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Grant’s death was also announced on Instagram by the hip-hop music site Okayplayer. He reportedly died on Feb. 23, although no cause of death has been announced.
“A driving force behind one of hip-hop’s most influential movements, Power helped build a global legacy rooted in independence, ownership and culture,” Okayplayer’s post began. “His belief in creative control and community empowerment helped shape not only a group, but a dynasty that changed music forever.
“His impact will live on through the culture he helped elevate and the countless lives he inspired,” the site added.
A rep for the Wu-Tang Clan did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
