B-Brazy (Rapper)

Bruce Parish (December 12, 1974 – May 9, 2003), better known by his stage names B-Brazy (Bex Brazy) AKA Sweet Daddy or Braze The Daze, was an American rapper from South Los Angeles (formerly known as South Central), California. He is best known for being a member of the Bloods & Crips and Damu Ridas.

B-Brazy was an active member of the Denver Lane Bloods (109th and Figueroa Streets) based on the West Side of South Central.

B-Brazy debuted on Bangin’ on Wax 2… The Saga Continues, the second album by the Bloods & Crips. He made his first video debut appearance on “Damu Ride” as the lead artist.

Braze The Daze, was also a member of the Damu Ridas (Rap Group) alongside fellow friends and blood members Lil Hawk, Big Wy, Redrum 781, Suga Buga AKA Dogg, Peanut 2 aka KP, Lil’ Laniak 2, Tip Toe, Pimp D, Spyder aka S.P, and O.G Mad Eye. B-Brazy also made guess appearances on The Relativez single “Like That” and Mack 10, Ghetto, Gutter & Gangsta (album) on a song called “Figaro Rida.”

B-Brazy also was featured on the late great Bloody Mary album, Day Of Resurrection on a song called “Bitch Get Lifted”. B-Brazy strong stage presence made him captured attention naturally with his flamboyant charisma rhymes, females found him attractive due to his unique characteristics. B-Brazy was considered to be the most popular member of the Damu Ridas (Rap Group).

B-Brazy Death

On May 9th, 2003, Parish was ambushed and shot in Inglewood at the Sandman Motel on the 800 Block of W. Manchester Blvd. According to Inglewood Police, when officers arrived, they found him unresponsive and suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was only 28 years old.

The city of Inglewood CA offered a $25.000.00 reward for information on B-Brazy murder. June Dawg from Damu Ridas, who is also affiliated with the LA Denver Lane Bloods, made a tribute song dedicated to the B-Brazy called “Blood Walk”.