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We knew someone was going to die this season on Power, but we did not think it would be the hood boogeyman Kanan. Well, at least this early. Power fans were thrown for a loop when he went out like a G on last night’s episode of the hit Starz show.
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Kanan’s run of double-crossing and working his way back to the top has come to an end. The man who has literally been shot at numerous times and set on fire has finally met his demise. Here’s the catch, it wasn’t Ghost or Tommy that took out the show’s best villain not named Milan, it was a combination of his admiration for his nemesis’ son Tariq, Tasha using Riq to set him up again and few slugs from police officers.
Now to his credit, before he went to the big rich town in the sky or below, he told his young protege that he was not going back to prison he stayed true to that. Unfortunately for him that meant going out on a stretcher.
Love or hate him, despite knowing Riq helped set him up; you had to admire the fact that Kanan stayed true to his word and didn’t kill the young bull like he did his son Shawn. Before his death, he told Riq that he was the son wished he had. A thought that will probably linger in the back of the oldest St.Patrick child as he continues his trek down the wrong path.
The character we all have come to hate due to his nefarious actions surprisingly earned a lot of viewers respect and was mourned on Twitter after his Christmas was finally canceled.
Sighs, we very much wanted it to be Dre to die honestly, but if there is any silver lining here, he has his more significant problems to worry about right now like Diego’s head found in his club’s freezer. With only two episodes left in the season, we are curious to see how Kanan’s death changes things for the better and worse. Hey, Floyd you still think this season of Power is garbage?
We most certainly did lose a real one, if you need to process again the events of last night’s episode you can check out our recap. To see more reactions from Kanan’s passing and the episode check out the gallery below.
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Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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OFFICER: ARE YOU BEING HELD AGAINST YOUR WILL ?
— ROOTING FOR EVERYBODY BLACK ! (@Blkconnoisseur2) August 26, 2018
KANAN: GAH HEAD TELL HIM LIL N***A
TARIQ: I DONT KNOW WHAT HEβS TALKING ABOUT
US:#powertv #Powerstarz pic.twitter.com/ZTsiTI4Ldo
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Iβm not gone lie I didnβt like Kanan at first but then I found myself saying β Come on K you gone make itβ #PowerTV
— πTee (@QueenTee____) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Everyone: Kanan needs to die heβs trying to turn everyone against each other
— ππ¨πππ’π§π ....... (@Philly_West85) August 27, 2018
Everyone after Kanan is dead: #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/evfHTphJ8C
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Me when Kanan killed everyone but Tariq #powertv pic.twitter.com/wQRqlZ5rNm
— Phenomenally -Openly- Black βπΎ (she/her) (@luvwinsresist) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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when i seen Kanan on the table, i thought he was gone do this #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/m9mIdFIFdm
— π π π (@almighteeee_) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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R.I.P. Kanan one of the realest niggas on TV #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/MOsr6fLOv4
— Darling Nikki (@NikkiPDarling) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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50 stay trolling. Thats why some of us dont think Kanan is dead lol #PowerTV #PowerStarz pic.twitter.com/uP1QNvbWFm
— π (@CovergirlAyyyee) August 27, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Kanan escaped death once, he can do it again. Getcho ass off that table π #PowerTV
— Millzπ€ (@JMillxz__) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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When I see Dre make it through another episode #PowerTV pic.twitter.com/U3zGxxBBll
— RAD (@radvstheworld) August 26, 2018
Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.
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Twitter reacts to Kanan’s death on Power.