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Worcester pushes for honorary street name for Grammy nominee

September 17, 2024 | Worcester City, Worcester County, Massachusetts


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Worcester pushes for honorary street name for Grammy nominee
In a recent city council meeting, discussions centered around honoring a prominent Worcester native, a musician known for his collaborations with Eminem and multiple Grammy nominations. Following a sold-out performance in Worcester, the artist expressed disappointment over the absence of a dedicated day in his honor, despite receiving recognition in Boston.

The musician, who has also been nominated for the MTV Video Music Awards, conveyed a personal desire for an honorary street name in Worcester, specifically on Dewey Street, where he was born and raised. This request was brought forward by a close friend and fellow Worcester native, who emphasized the significance of such an honor for the artist while he is still alive.

The council member advocating for this recognition highlighted the importance of celebrating local talent and the pride it brings to the community. The proposal aims to acknowledge the artist's contributions to music and his roots in Worcester, fostering a sense of local pride and recognition for a figure who has achieved international acclaim. The council's response to this request remains to be seen, but the discussion underscores the community's desire to honor its own.

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