Bobby Brown shares a thrilling story of earning $1 million from Irv Gotti for a daring helicopter stunt in the ‘Thug Lovin” video.
- Irv Gotti, known for ensuring fair payment, paid Brown handsomely for his role with Ja Rule.
- Bobby reveals his fear of heights but nailed the helicopter scene in one take.
- Gotti’s recent passing at 54 had a significant impact on the hip-hop community.
- Ja Rule, during a recent tribute, expressed love and gratitude towards Gotti and DMX.
Bobby Brown recently shared an episode from his past that was as lucrative as it was nerve-wracking. He received a whopping $1 million paycheck from the late Irv Gotti for his appearance in the ‘Thug Lovin” music video alongside Ja Rule.
Bobby appeared on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay podcast and praised Irv Gotti for his generous nature. He described Gotti as someone who always ensured people got what they deserved and stressed his appreciation saying, ‘Irv was a special cat.’
The standout memory for Brown was the helicopter scene, which he found terrifying due to his fear of heights. The anxiety was intense, with wind gusts exacerbating the situation. Bobby knew he had to execute the scene flawlessly on the first take to avoid a repeat, and he succeeded, exclaiming relief when it was over.
The hip-hop community was shaken by Irv Gotti’s sudden death. He passed away at 54 after suffering another stroke. His brother, Chris, revealed that late health checks led to a diabetes diagnosis, which unfortunately didn’t curb Gotti’s habits.
In a touching move, Ja Rule paid tribute to Gotti during a recent tour, playing ‘I Cry’ while showing a montage of Gotti, reflecting on the mogul’s life and influence.
Ja Rule shared heartfelt words to both Gotti and the late DMX, “Gotti I love you,” he said before proceeding with the song. The personal touch highlighted the strong bonds within the hip-hop family.
Bobby Brown’s story is a testament to both the challenges and rewards of collaborating in the hip-hop world.
