What Happened to Big Pokey? Houston Rapper Big Pokey Died at 45. Here’s the full detail.
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What Happened to Big Pokey?
American Hip-Hop rapper Big Pokey, well known for his unique rapping style, passed away at just 45. Big Pokey’s real name was Milton Powell and he rose his fame by his stage name Big Pokey. The fans of the rapper have been shocked after getting the news of his sudden death.
On Sunday, 18th June 2023, the pioneering rapper suddenly passed away after collapsing on stage. According to Los Angeles Times, a representative provided a statement and said there was no cause given of his death.
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of our beloved Milton ‘Big Pokey’ Powell,”
the statement read
the news of Big Pokey’s death surfaced on the Internet after a video went viral, where “Who Dat Talking Down” artist Big Pockey was performing and abruptly fall down to the floor in Beaumont, Texas, shortly after he died.
He was the original member of the Hip-Hop collective Screw Up Click. He first debuts himself in the rapping industry after releasing his first album “The Hardest Pit in the Litter.”
How Did Big Pokey Die?
The City’s rap community is in mourning Sunday after the announcement of the legendary Houston rapper Milton Big Pokey. He died at a bar in Beaumont but the cause of his death is unclear. Although, the investigators are still investing the cause of his death.
Big Pokey’s fellow rapper Bun B posted an Instagram post where he shared the first news of his death to the world. He said in a mournful caption:
“I wasn’t ready for this. One of the most naturally talented artists in the city. Low key, humble mountain of a man who moved with honor and respect. He was easy to love and hard to hate. He’d pull up, do what he had to do, and head home. One of the pillars of our city. If heart of gold was a person. Iconic member of the SUC. There will never be another, and will be missed dearly. We love and honor you, Sensei. Rest in heaven.”