Aaquil Iben Shamon Brown (December 29th, 1993), also known by his stage name, Slim Jxmmi, is an American Recording artist who forms part of the Hip hop duo, Rae Sremmurd.

Born in the state of California on December 29th, 1993, he lived in the Inglewood area with his mother, Bernadette Walker and father, whom there is little information about. He is the older brother of Swae Lee, and another sibling named Michael. Some time after Swae Lee's birth, their father abandoned them causing their mother to raise them on her own. The mother and the siblings moved out of California and headed to the Southern United States.

Their mother worked for the US Army, and while the siblings were young, they lived in various cities across the United States. After leaving California, they moved to Mississippi, and later to Maryland. They would settle in Fort Hood, Texas as it would be their mother's Military post.

He and his younger brother, Swae Lee, would dance, sing, and write music together since they were young kids.

When his younger brother Swa Lee was about 10 years

old, he began to experiment with Fruity Loops.

After living in Texas, their mother met her future partner, Floyd Sullivan, and they moved to the Tupelo area of Mississippi. They lived in the neighborhood of Ida Street housing projects. The couple had a son, Floyd jr. Their stepfather supported the family by selling drugs.

He graduated from Tupelo High School.

Ever since he was a young kid, he and his brother practiced and performed music together.

During their middle and high school, they would begin to attempt to play live music at any event that they can find.

Around the time they were in high school, they became a part of a hip hop group called Outta St8 Boys, along with another guy named, Jemiah Middlebrooks. They met while playing pick-up basketball.

The trio would end up touring Atlanta, Georgia, Memphis, Tennesee, and all throughout Mississippi. They had the chance to open up for artists such as a Travis Porter, Rick Ross, The Alliance, and many others. The trio would ask promoters if they could perform at their shows, which is how their reputation as energetic performers during their sets began to take shape.

The prolific Atlanta producer, Mike Will Made It, caught interest of the group from P-Nazty, who observed the buzz of the brothers himself as he caught one of their performances. He introduced the siblings to Mike Will Made It, who proceeded to sign them to Made-It Mafia. Jeremiah would leave the group to attend to his studies and care for his family in Florida. The siblings would move to Atlanta and begin recording music.

They became a part of Mike Will Made It's label, EarDrummers Entertainment. The siblings decided to give their project a name, and it would the label's name backwards, spelling, Rae Sremmurd.

** In 2014, the siblings released their first single, “No Flex Zone,” which was a breakout for the duo. The song became a cultural touchstone throughout 2014 and entered Billboard’s Hot 100 and Top 40, peaking at number 36. The same year, the brothers earned a performance on the 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards.

Their follow-up single, “No Type,” proved even bigger, peaking at number 16 on Billboard’s Top 40 charts and earning the duo their first late night appearance, with a performance (a medley of “No Flex Zone” and “No Type”) on The Tonight Show.

To start 2015, Rae Sremmurd released their highly anticipated first album, SremmLife, with a top 5 debut on the Billboard Top 200 and a number 1 debut on Billboard Hip-Hop, and have since had "Throw Sum Mo," featuring Nicki Minaj & Young Thug, emerge as their third consecutive single to break into the top 10 at urban radio and second consecutive single, following “No Type,” to peak at #1.

On June 16, 2016, Rae Sremmurd announced that their next album, Sremmlife 2, would be released on August 12, 2016. The album includes their first Billboard Hot 100 number-one song "Black Beatles", which topped the chart in the issue dated November 26, 2016. It also gave Gucci Mane his first number one.

He started growing his hair as soon as he became a part of the music industry as a way to measure how far along he has come as an artist when photos are taken of him.

He claims to have worked a 9-5 job, earning just above minimum wage, and girls still liked him despite him not being famous yet.

Growing up, he worked at a mattress factory where he performed a lot of physical labor.

He claims to have worked very hard to preserve his job.