Quincy Jones has passed away at 91, leaving a legacy that many celebrities and artists are now celebrating.
Michael Caine, who starred in the Italian Job, said his “Celestial twin” Quincy was a giant in music; Flying Lotus called him the “king” and a perfect example; Kelly Lee Owens admired how he always put soul first, while others like the Weeknd, Ice-T, Nile Rodgers, Pink Siifu also shared their thoughts about this legendary composer.
The Weeknd shared on X that his fans know Quincy’s influence on his music and expressed gratitude for writing a foreword to Quincy’s book. “Let’s celebrate his life today ,” he added.
Ice-T mentioned waking up to the sad news of losing Quincy Jones and described him as a genius whose wisdom he cherishes daily. He sent condolences to Quincy’s family and called him simply “the MAN.” God bless you KING.
LL Cool J posted on Instagram about how Quincy was there for him when he needed guidance most—offering opportunities and sharing wisdom—and expressed love for him as both mentor and role model. Music wouldn’t be what it is without Quincy.
Amaarae felt the loss deeply, saying she thought Quincy would live forever . RIP to one of the greatest!
Fans sometimes feel like legends will always be around because their impact is so huge.
Punch from Top Dawg Entertainment praised Quincy as the G.O.A.T., admiring his honesty in interviews where he revealed truths no one dared ask for.
Victoria Monét shared her heartache with multiple broken heart emojis saying how much she loved Quincy and believed heaven just got an upgrade with him there .
