In Los Angeles, Dr. Dre buried his son, Andre Young Jr., this weekend. The funeral, held a week after the death of the 20-year-old boy, took place at the Recessional Church in Glendale, California, on Friday, August 29.
More than 200 mourners, according to TMZ, were seen attending the funeral to pay their last respects. He recognized Andre’s high school classmate at Stoneridge Preparatory in Simi Valley, California, as a sweet young boy, and Dre’s fellow music star, Xzibit. “step in and do whatever he asks.”Get in and do whatever he asks for.
“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.” And whether something bad was going to happen, as if he didn’t pass an exam or didn’t do as good as he wanted it to happen. He always looks to the positive side.”I remember him liking to go to parties in high school but not for the reasons that people think. It was never about drugs or alcohol with him. He just really enjoyed being around people, talking and interacting and meeting new people.” I know that he enjoys going to high school parties, but not for the reasons others assume. This has never been about narcotics.
Andre was pronounced dead at about 10:30 A.M. At Dre’s home in the California Woodland Hills. It was his mother who, on August 23rd, tried to wake him up. He was reported unresponsive after a ride with his friends the day before. An autopsy was performed last week and toxicology tests have been carried out since then, but it would take eight weeks for authorities to finally confirm the cause of his death. “no signs of trauma or foul play.”no signs of trauma or foul play.