Big Jook, known to millions as Anthony Mims, was a notable figure in the Memphis rap scene.
In addition to his personal achievements, the late Memphis star was recognized as the brother of Yo Gotti, aka Mario Sentell Giden Mims.
Highlights
- Big Jook’s dead body was buried after his funeral service, which was held on February 1, 2024.
- Pastor Dr. Stacy L. Spencer delivered a eulogy for the late Memphis producer titled “King of the Hill.”
- After Big Jook’s demise, his younger brother, Yo Gotti, immersed himself in his work.
Unfortunately, Big Jook’s life was cut short after he was sh*t to d*ath on January 13, 2024. He was fatally m*rdered outside the Perignons Restaurant and Event Center in Memphis.
As per reports, the Funky Town producer was attending a funeral service. After the incident, he was rushed to St. Francis Hospital. However, it was too late for him, and shortly after arriving, he was pronounced dead.
Before his demise, Big Jook was involved in a significant legal case. He was allegedly linked to the m*rder of rapper Young Dolph on November 17, 2021.
Recent reports suggest that Big Jook placed a $100,000 bounty on Young Dolph, also known as Adolph Robert Thornton Jr.
There are claims that Big Jook’s demise was an act of revenge for his involvement in Young Dolph’s k*lling.
Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith are in custody for the crime against Young Dolph.
According to reports, they are the duo who took Big Jook’s bounty to put down Young Dolph.
Big Jook’s Dead Body Was Buried Following His Funeral Service
Big Jook’s family bid farewell to his dead body following his heavily guarded funeral. The events surrounding his demise necessitated increased security measures at the ceremony.
The funeral service for Yo Gotti’s brother was held on February 1, 2024. Additionally, the ceremony was performed at New Direction Christian Church in Memphis.
Moreover, Pastor Dr. Stacy L. Spencer performed the service. He delivered a eulogy for the late Memphis producer titled “King of the Hill.”
Big Jook’s dead body was put down, celebrating his life and achievements as a dedicated family man and businessman.
Regarding Big Jook’s dead body examination, there is no autopsy released for the public.
Unlike Young Doplh, who is said to suffer twenty-two gunsh*t wounds that led to his demise.
Surprisingly, moments before Big Jook was m*rdered, he posted a message on social media warning about betrayal and vigilance. This led many to speculate that the 47-year-old knew the danger he faced.
Unfortunately, Big Jook’s assailants have yet to be identified. However, surveillance footage has been released showing a vehicle believed to be connected to the incident.
Big Jook’s Brother Yo Gotti Is Working In New Projects
It has been nearly nine months since the tragedy impacted Big Jook’s family, and they are understandably seeking justice for him.
However, time continues to move forward, and while Yo Gotti is still grieving the loss of his older brother, he has shifted his focus to various projects to support his family.
In addition to being a rapper and songwriter, Yo Gotti is a record executive and the founder of the record label Collective Music Group (CMG).
Scrolling through Yo Gotti’s Instagram account, one can see that he has been promoting several artists linked to his label.
Furthermore, the record label Mogul recently received RIAA certifications. His achievements include Act Right, certified Platinum, and Down In The DM, 4X Certified Platinum.
Similarly, Yo Gotti’s I Know is certified 2X Platinum, and his Rake It Up boasts an impressive 5X Certified Platinum status. Yo Gotti’s album Untrapped (LP) has also been certified Gold.
So, after Big Jook’s demise, Yo Gotti has immersed himself in his work, which seems understandable given that, with his brother gone, he is the cornerstone of his family.
Additional Information
- President Joe Biden has reportedly sent a letter to Yo Gotti offering his condolences following the passing of Gotti’s brother, Big Jook.
- At the September 23, 2024, trial, prosecutors alleged Big Jook offered Justin Johnson a record deal with CMG to commit m*rder.
- In Justin Johnson’s trial, Cornelius Smith testified that he and Johnson k*lled Young Dolph on Big Jook’s orders.
