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the D.E.A. curse.....Rip PAT, Rip Screw, Rip Hawk...........Free K-Kay!....

RIP BIG HAWK

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fuck yeah, i just thought say same today when i popped in my DEA and reminisced...

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R.I P. BIG HAWK OF THE S.U C.

Riesiger Verlust für die S.U.C. & H-Town! Kann das noch nicht glauben,
Mitgefühl für Frau & 2 Kinder die zurück bleiben!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


R.I.P. Big Hawk Trauer Track von DJ Bounz

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Rapper and Screwed Up Click member Big Hawk was shot and killed last night (May 1) in Houston.

Big Hawk, born John Hawkins, was struck multiple times around 10:30 pm in front of an associate's house.

Sources said Hawkins' car was still running when he was shot and according to police, no one witnessed the shooting.

Big Hawk became popular as a member of the late DJ Screw's pioneering group, Screwed Up Click.

Big Hawk's younger brother, Fat Pat was murdered in 1998.

Big Hawk recorded with such rappers as Lil' Flip, Lil' KeKe, Big Moe and was featured on Lil' Troy's hit single, "Wanna Be A Baller."

In 2000 he released Under Hawk's Wings, on Dead End Records.

Big Hawk leaves behind a wife and two children

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Few clues in killing of Houston rapper
Known as Big Hawk, the hip-hop artist was a mentor to local talent


By MICHAEL D. CLARK
Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle

John Edward Hawkins, the Houston rapper known as Big Hawk, a central figure in the city's hip-hop scene, was shot and killed near a friend's home in south Houston late Monday night. He was 36.

Hawkins never received the national recognition that Houston hip-hop stars such as Mike Jones, Slim Thug and Chamillionaire did last year. But he was admired and adored as a mentor, collaborator and big brother to local talent from the late DJ Screw to Paul Wall.

Friends and family gathered early Tuesday near his home, about 10 miles north of the crime scene. The narrow, tree-lined street where Hawkins lived is dotted with single-family houses in a neighborhood adjacent to the campus of Texas Southern University. He lived there with his wife, Meshah Henderson Hawkins, and their two young sons.

The violence that is documented in hip-hop's lyrics has brought the premature death of some of the music style's most promising artists including Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. But those close to Big Hawk said he was removed from a gun-glamorizing lifestyle.

"It's got to either be a case of mistaken identity or an attempted robbery by somebody who didn't realize who they were robbing," says Wall. "Hawk was all about positivity and bringing people together.

'No beefs with anybody'
Bun B. of the Port Arthur duo UGK knew Hawkins since 1994.

"There were no chinks in this man's moral armor," he says. "Because he was a rapper there will be people who will take his death the wrong way, but he was a peaceful guy and a family man who had no beefs with anybody."

Hawkins' warm reputation makes his death a difficult mystery to solve.

Police say they have few clues in their investigation.

"This is an incident where you've got a victim shot multiple times, possibly by more than one suspect," said Houston Police spokesman John Cannon.

Hawkins was gunned down about 10:45 p.m. when he went to play dominoes at a friend's home in the 12000 block of Redfern in southeast Houston.

His friend wasn't there when Hawkins arrived.

HPD officials said Hawkins went to the side of the house, where he was shot multiple times.

The motive for the fatal shooting remains unclear.

"We have no indication that it was a robbery. His vehicle was still at the scene," Cannon said. "Investigators spoke with numerous family members who really couldn't think of anybody who would want to harm or kill him."

Several people in the area told officers they heard several gunshots that night, but detectives haven't found anyone who actually saw the fatal shooting.

"The only thing we have to go on is a witnesses who saw a small, white compact vehicle leaving the area right after the shooting," Cannon said.

The slaying is the second gun-related tragedy to befall the Hawkins family. His brother and Dead End Alliance groupmate Fat Pat (aka Patrick Hawkins) was shot and killed Feb. 3, 1998.

Hawkins' friends and peers recalled his leadership during a volatile time when Houston's rap scene was divided into two antagonistic factions: Hip-hop pioneer DJ Screw's Screwed Up Click and DJ Michael Watts' Swishahouse crew.

Recently, the two rap communities ended the feud.

Hawk had been actively performing and recording prior to his death. He's featured on the new album Restless by rapper Trae (in stores this week), and last week he performed at Club Blue.

Rapper Scooby, 23, of the GRIT Boys, spoke to him recently while Hawk was recording at MJ Studios.

"My father wasn't around much when I was younger, but Hawk always told us that we were all his little brothers," says Scooby. "There was time when I was getting out of hand and he brought me back down.

"That's who Big Hawk was."

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Hundreds Attend Big Hawk's Memorial

A steady stream of mourners — hundreds in a nearly two-hour procession Monday night — passed by the coffin of John Edward "Big Hawk" Hawkins, a Houston rapper whose loss will diminish the local hip hop industry...


While inside Mabrie Memorial Mortuary, ministers lashed out against the crime committed by blacks against each other, rappers in the parking lot tried to fathom the death.

"It's a terrible loss to the whole hip hop community of Houston," said Curtis "Slim Thug" Watson.

Hawkins was gunned down May 1 when he went to play dominoes at a friend's home in the 12000 block of Redfern in south Houston. Police have no motive for the crime and no one has been arrested.

During a memorial service tonight, community activist Quannel X said the black community in Houston was living an "absolute nightmare."

"We must stop the killing and we must stop the killing first that's in our minds," he said. "Never before did we kill each other the way we do so today."

Hawkins was remembered as a family man who left the thug life behind and a married a school teacher with whom he had two sons.

His lyrics reflected the positive and steered clear of glamorizing the life of drugs, gangs and violence.

"This man was more than a rapper, he was a family man. This man was more than a rapper, he was a man who loved his children," said the Rev. James Dixon, pastor of Community of Faith Church.

Hawkins, who grew up in the southside of Houston, reached out to rappers in the northside when tensions between the two threatened to rip them apart.

"We're losing a good person but hip hop took a shot, too," he said.

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