Boseman’s last tweet becomes most-liked tweet ever.

Tribute to the versatile actor Chadwick Boseman popularly known for playing the character of Black Panther and condolences continuing in all forms, the tweet by his team on Sunday confirming his demise is the most liked tweet ever on twitter now.

The official tweet handle read “most liked tweet ever. A tribute fit for a king. #WakandaForever.” The actor vigorously fought against Colon cancer for almost four years and died on 29th August 2020. The tweet has more than 6.4 million likes and more than 3 million retweets.

The tweet announced the immeasurable grief confirmation of the demise of Chadwick and read that he has diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in 2016 and battled with it these four years, and it progressed to stage 4.

A deep state of sorrow for all the fans of Chadwick because of his sudden demise. He was famous for the character of a black panther.

The wonderful actor’s news triggered an outpouring of condolences with his fans talking to micro-blogging site Twitter to remember the incredible artist.

‘Get On Up’ based on An American singer-songwriter James Brown 2014’s and another real-life figure which rose him to prominence and fan following based on basketball star Jackie Robinson in 2013’s 42.

He was already popular among his fans, but the role of Black Panther made him more famous, created a significant impact and reached an optimum level for his fans. This role defined his career.

‘Wakanda Forever’ is the source of encouragement of soldiers as he played a Fictional King of Wakanda with the most advanced technology in Marvel Studios. Many fans tweeted ‘Wakanda Forever’ as condolences to the late actor.

Entertainment Weekly reports that Da 5 blood films Director Spike Lee paid tribute to the late actor. Boseman performed Michael Jackson’s Gone too soon at the annual Brooklyn loves MJ block party for Michael Jackson’s birthday.

Spike Lee, the director of Da 5 blood, then said that they filmed Da 5 blood in Thailand in hot jungles and mountain, but he didn’t suspect that anything was wrong with him. He also said that he never complained about it. He called him a ‘Trooper’. He was there every single minute at the moment. He also described his performance as a Testament to what he put into that role and all his roles.