Family members and close friends gathered to remember Houston rapper Big Pokey as he was laid to rest at a private funeral Saturday morning.
He started his rap career in the early 1990′s with Houston producer DJ Screw.
The rapper’s first full-length album, “Hardest Pit in The Litter,” was released in 1999. He was well-known for his freestyle and was on the epic June 27th freestyle.Fans and other figures in the music industry left an outpouring of support on social media in the wake of Big Pokey’s death.Copyright 2023 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved.
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