Yesterday the world discovered how we have had lost a true and sacred man, the actor who was filled with love, passion and who was tremendously gifted, the man who was named Chadwick Boseman. 

Here at InCeleb, we decided to dedicate this article to Chadwick Boseman and talk about his successful career and the traits he derived, that will live on in our hearts forever. 

Chadwick Boseman always spoke up about what was moral. He was a righteous man who spoke up about important issues. He was an activist in many ways, a person who valued honour and human rights. 

He had shown nobility in various ways, during his high-school years, according to Vulture and The Rolling Stones, ‘he transitioned from a high-school basketball player to a storyteller shortly after one of his teammates was shot and killed’. After hearing about the events that happened to his friend, Chadwick ventured his time by creating a play about the story of his friend, which was called Crossroads. During the determination of his play, Chadwick’s career began to arouse. 

Chadwick was extremely talented and was loved immensely. Even Denzel Washington admired his work and aptitude that he helped financially for Chadwick to transition from Howard University to Oxford University so he could study Drama. As Josh Gad said in his emotive speech, Chadwick was someone who was ‘Next level’.

The beloved man additionally appreciated his fans and friends. Once he surprised an overwhelmed Black Panther fan on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. 

As well as adoring his fans, he was also vastly generous and considerate with people he socialised with and cared for. For example in a Black Panter cast interview, Chadwick opened up on how he once befriended two boys who endured from terminal cancer and he enlightened people with their story. Little did we know Chadwick was battling cancer too. 

The star suffered in silence but continued to portray his best performances and acts of kindness towards his fans, friends and family. A true legend. Heaven has gained another angel. 

RIP Chadwick Boseman.