The Geto Boys rapper Scarface has been hospitalized three years after kidney transplant following Covid-19 battle, sparking concern among his fans and fellow musicians.
- August 26, 2024
AceShowbiz - Rapper Scarface revealed his hospitalization through an Instagram post on Saturday, August 24 sharing a photo of himself receiving medical care. "Ouch… [prayer hands] Grateful," he captioned the photo, without disclosing the cause.
Numerous hip-hop artists expressed their support in the comments section, including Chance the Rapper, DJ Quik, DJ Premier, and Mannie Fresh. "Brad, we got more work to do bro bro. Ain't no time to be out of time," Quik wrote. Premier added, "Prayers sent Face! Continue to heal! Love You Brad."
According to the Houston Chronicle, Scarface appears to be receiving care in a Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit. This comes after the rapper's previous health struggles, including a life-threatening bout with COVID-19 in 2020. The virus caused kidney failure, and he underwent dialysis for several months.
In 2021, Scarface received a kidney transplant from his son, Christopher. Despite recovering from COVID-19 and receiving a kidney transplant, it's unclear what medical condition has led to his current hospitalization.
Scarface, born Brad Jordan, is a founding member of the Geto Boys, a legendary rap group from Houston. He is known for his distinctive voice and poignant lyrics, which often explore themes of social injustice and personal struggles.
