Zillionaire Doe's Brother JJ The Prince Sentenced to 37 Years in Federal Drug and Gun Case

Dallas rapper Zillionaire Doe's older brother, Jamarian Hewitt, who raps as JJ The Prince and goes by Zillionaire JJ, was sentenced on October 28 to 447 months, a little over 37 years, in federal prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas as reported by The Dallas Morning News and FOX 4.

Dallas rapper Zillionaire Doe's older brother, Jamarian Hewitt, who raps as JJ The Prince and goes by Zillionaire JJ, was sentenced on October 28 to 447 months, a little over 37 years, in federal prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas as reported by The Dallas Morning News and FOX 4.

A federal jury convicted Hewitt in April of trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine, drug conspiracy, two counts of possessing a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking, using a phone to facilitate a drug crime, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Prosecutors said he ran Zillionaire Exotic Pop, a storefront at 3401 S. Malcolm X Blvd. in South Dallas, where he sold meth, cocaine, codeine and 200 to 300 pounds of marijuana a week marketed as "Zillionaire Marijuana." An October 2024 search turned up about a kilogram of meth, pills and multiple guns, according to prosecutors.

Hewitt is one of at least 12 people linked to the Four-Deuce Oakland Crips convicted under Operation Blue Laces, an ATF investigation into the Malcolm X Boulevard corridor that began in 2024. Prosecutors said he was on felony probation and out on bond when the conduct happened.

Zillionaire Doe reacted on Instagram, writing that he needs "some real help" to bring his brother home and asking for the best lawyers.