Popular R&B Singer B. Smyth Passes Away at 28 After Battling Pulmonary Fibrosis


 R&B singer B. Smyth dies at 28 following battle with pulmonary�fibrosis

R&B artist and rapper, B. Smyth, has tragically passed away at the age of 28 due to respiratory failure following his struggle with pulmonary fibrosis.

His brother, Denzil, shared the heartbreaking news in a video posted on the late musician’s Instagram page.

‘Today, with great sadness, I must announce that my brother has passed away this morning from respiratory failure after a long battle with pulmonary fibrosis,’ Denzil wrote in the post’s caption.

In the accompanying video, Denzil expressed how much joy B. Smyth found in the fan response to his single, Twerkoholic Part 2, during his illness.

‘All those new TikToks and Instagram reels made him really, really happy,’ Denzil said. ‘And he was able to have a smoother process, it gave all the love and light you were sending on social media, he really felt it and sunk into it.’

He added, ‘My brother was very excited to see a lot of you create challenges for his latest released single #Twerkoholic part 2 while he was in the ICU, it really brought him a big smile to his face.’

‘So on behalf of my brother and my family, we want to say thank you to all of you for all of your love & support throughout the years,’ Denzil continued.

He concluded the emotional post with a request for privacy during the difficult times and a heartfelt message, ‘#RIPBSMYTH Love you bro!’

Brandon Smith, also known as B. Smyth, originally hailing from Florida, gained traction in the music industry by covering songs on YouTube, including Miguel’s Quickie and Rihanna’s Stay. His debut single, Leggo, released in 2012, featuring 2 Chainz, climbed to the 12th spot on the Billboard Hot R&B Songs chart after signing with Motown Records.

He also collaborated with rapper Future on the 2013 single, Win Win, from his EP The Florida Files.

In 2017, B. Smyth released his album titled Thr3, followed by an EP titled It’s Yours For the Summer in 2021.


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