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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The Southern hip-hop community is in mourning following the reported death of Big Bruh, a foundational member and prominent voice of the Montgomery-based gangsta rap collective Deuce Komradz. Known offstage as Chize Money, the artist passed away on January 12, 2026, as announced on social media by those close to him, sending waves of grief through his devoted fanbase and fellow artists.
Big Bruh obituary: Big Bruh, the influential Montgomery rapper and member of the Deuce Komradz collective, has died. His raw lyricism and authentic, street-centered style were central to defining the gritty sound of Alabama’s hip-hop scene, helping the group build a loyal following over many years for their unflinching portrayals of Southern life.
As news of his passing spread rapidly online, an outpouring of tributes from fans, friends, and colleagues highlighted his impact far beyond music. Supporters described him as a brother, a mentor, and a respected creative force whose influence shaped the local culture. Many have been sharing memories, songs, and messages of respect across social media platforms, celebrating his passion and artistry.
Details surrounding the circumstances of his death have not been publicly disclosed. As the community grapples with the sudden loss, the focus remains on honoring his significant contributions to Montgomery’s musical landscape and the indelible mark he left on the genre.
Big Bruh’s legacy is cemented in the tracks he helped create with Deuce Komradz and in the hearts of those he inspired through his dedication and authentic voice. His passing represents a profound loss for the Alabama hip-hop scene, which will remember him as a pivotal figure in its development.