Lemmy Kilmister, the frontman from Motorhead, has died.
The singer passed away just around 4:00 p.m. Monday, December 28th. He was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of cancer just two days prior. Sources say he died in his home while playing his favorite video game.
Lenny’s been battling serious health issues, forcing him to scale back on his alcohol and tobacco habits. He had been smoking for 57 years.
Lemmy was credited for starting the mutton chops craze back in the ’70s.
The original Motorhead drummer, Phil Taylor, died just last month after a long illness.
Lemmy was 70 years old.
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