In Los Angeles this weekend, Dr. Dre had his son, Andre Young Jr., buried. The funeral, held a week after the death of the 20-year-old child, took place on Friday, August 29, at the Recessional Church in Glendale, California.
More than 200 mourners have been seen attending the funeral to pay their final respects, according to TMZ. In Simi Valley, California, he remembered Andre’s high school classmate at Stoneridge Preparatory, as a nice young kid, and Dre’s fellow music star, Xzibit. Step in and do whatever he wants.”step in and do whatever he asks.”
He always had a grin on his face. And though anything negative was going to happen, like if he didn’t pass a test or did not do as good as he expected. He always looked at the bright side.”He always had a smile on his face. Even when something bad would happen, like if he didn’t pass a test or didn’t do as well as he wanted to. He always looked at the positive side.” He still focuses at the bright side. I recall that he loves to go to high school parties, just not for the reasons others expect. For him, it was never about drugs or drinking. He really always enjoyed being with people, chatting and engaging, and meeting different people. I realize he loves going to high school parties, but not for the motives that some presume. This was just for drugs at all.
At about 10:30 A.M., Andre was declared dead. At the house of Dre in the Woodland Hills of California. It was his mother who attempted to wake him up on the 23rd of August. Following a trip with his friends the day before, he was found unresponsive. Last week, an autopsy was conducted and toxicology reports have been performed since then, but it will take the authorities eight weeks to eventually confirm the cause of his death. No evidence of injuries or foul play.”no signs of trauma or foul play.”