AceShowbiz - The funeral service for BryTavious Chambers, known professionally as Tay Keith, was held in Memphis on June 30, drawing notable figures from the hip-hop community including Sexyy Red, BlocBoy JB, and producer Turbo.

The late producer's homegoing ceremony took place in his hometown, marking a somber moment for friends, family, and fans alike. Sexyy Red shared video footage of her journey to the service, dressed in all black while listening to Lil Durk’s track "Death Ain’t Easy," reflecting the mood of the day. BlocBoy JB also posted a selfie on his way to the event, captioned "#LLTK," honoring Tay Keith. Producer Turbo shared a program from the memorial service, offering a glimpse into the ceremony's proceedings.

Tay Keith was found deceased on June 18 in his Nashville apartment during a police welfare check. Authorities have not released the cause of death but have stated there is no suspicion of foul play. The Grammy-nominated producer’s passing at the age of 29 has deeply affected the hip-hop community.

Following his death, Tay Keith’s family issued a statement expressing their grief and highlighting his role as a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend. They emphasized the legacy he leaves behind through his music, the opportunities he created, and the impact he had on those around him. The family requested privacy and ongoing prayers during this difficult period.

The attendance of prominent artists such as Sexyy Red and BlocBoy JB underscored the respect and admiration held for Tay Keith within the music industry, as they gathered to pay their final respects. His untimely death has been a significant loss to the hip-hop world, prompting tributes and reflections on his influence and contributions.

As the community continues to mourn, fans and peers alike remember Tay Keith not only for his talents but also for the personal connections he fostered throughout his life and career.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.