Last Moment a Day Before Didi Kempot Passed Away, Still Editing Music Video

Kapanlagi.com - The departure of Didi Kempot today, Tuesday (5/5), shocked the public throughout Indonesia. The man who was once known as The Godfather of Broken Heart passed away from heart disease at the age of 53 when he was taken to RS Kasih Ibu.

The body of the late Didi Kempot was then buried on the same day in Desa Majasem, Kecamatan Kendal, Kabupaten Ngawi, East Java. The funeral procession of Didi Kempot was attended by hundreds of sobat ambyar who wanted to accompany the late Didi Kempot to his final resting place.

Shortly after, Blontank Poer, who was a close friend of Didi Kempot, wrote several statements that made sadbois and sadgirls even more emotional through his personal Facebook account. First and foremost, he testified about the late Didi Kempot's character during his lifetime.

"I testify, Mas Didik Prasetyo a.k.a. Didi Kempot was a good person. The late Didi was friendly to everyone, always spoke in formal Javanese to those he didn't know," Blontank said in his post.

1. Surprised to Hear the News of Didi Kempot's Death

The sudden departure of the singer Suket Teki surprised many people. Blontank also felt the same way and found it difficult to accept the bitter reality.

"I was shocked to lose him. Since morning, my phone has been flooded with calls, but I didn't answer. Only after I saw Mas Didi's face in the mortuary, I believed that he had gone ahead of us all," he continued.

2. The Late Didi Kempot's Last Activity a Day Before His Death

Furthermore, Blontank also shared the last moments of the deceased a day before his death. He was described as being so healthy that he was still carrying out his usual activities without any problems.

"What's surprising is that Mas Didi didn't complain of any pain. Since yesterday afternoon in Solo, he even waited for Mas Ige to edit the video clip until around 9 pm. Until this morning, I received news that Mas Didi was taken to RS Kasih Ibu and was pronounced dead before reaching the emergency room," Blontank concluded.

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