Gangsters’ Paradise rapper Coolio hides his famous face behind a mask as he touches down in Sydney ahead of his concert at Luna Park
American rapper Coolio landed in Sydney on Sunday, ahead of his concert at Luna Park.
The 58-year-old cut a casual figure in a black Versace tracksuit and a white T-shirt as he pushed a large cart loaded with his luggage.
Coolio covered his famous face with a mask as he strolled through the airport.
Ready for showtime! Gangsters’ Paradise rapper Coolio hid his famous face behind a mask as he touched down in Sydney ahead of his concert at Luna Park on Sunday
Casual: The 58-year-old cut a casual figure in a black Versace tracksuit and a white T-shirt as he pushed a large cart loaded with his luggage
The rapper completed his ensemble with a white cap and wore a comfortable pair of black sneakers.
After landing in Sydney, Coolio stopped to take photos with fans.
The rapper has toured smaller venues throughout the United States over the past few years, playing a number of hits from his back catalogue.
Style: The rapper completed his ensemble with a white cap and wore a comfortable pair of black sneakers
Getting ready! Coolio loaded his luggage onto a trolley before travelling to the hotel
The hip-hop artist enjoyed a meteoric rise in the mid-90s.
The outlandish singer released Gangster’s Paradise in 1995 and the song topped the charts in the US, UK, France, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
The single itself sold over six million copies worldwide and came from his four time Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated 17-track album of the same name.
Arrival: Coolio covered his famous face with a mask as he strolled through the airport
Popular: After landing in Sydney, Coolio stopped to take photos with fans
Career: The rapper has toured smaller venues throughout the United States over the past few years, playing a number of hits from his back catalogue
Unfortunately, Coolio was unable to duplicate that level of success again and gained only a small amount of recognition with subsequent song ‘I’ll C U When U Get There.’
He later became a chef and even released a cookbook titled Cookin’ with Coolio.
He also appeared on an episode of Celebrity Wife Swap in 2013.
Hit: The outlandish singer released Gangster’s Paradise in 1995 and the song topped the charts in the US, UK, France, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand
Hit: The single itself sold over six million copies worldwide and came from his four time Platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated 17-track album of the same name
Career: Unfortunately, Coolio was unable to duplicate that level of success again and gained only a small amount of recognition with subsequent song ‘I’ll C U When U Get There
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Originally posted 2022-04-03 10:21:37.