Second Victim Dies in DreamDoll Brii Miramar Drive-By Shooting

A tragedy that claimed one life early Sunday morning in Miramar has now claimed another. The drive-by shooting that killed TikTok influencer DreamDoll Brii—whose real name was Brianna Johnson—also took her cousin Arthur“A.J.”Lee Johnson III, who died from critical injuries sustained in the attack. Both victims were just 21 years old.

The incident unfolded around 5:30 AM when Brianna, A.J., and a third passenger were riding in a fluorescent green Lamborghini SUV after leaving a party. According to the Miramar Police Department, a white sedan pulled alongside the driver’s side and opened fire, striking all three occupants. The Lamborghini continued for about a block before crashing into a stop sign at an intersection. Officers responded after receiving a ShotSpotter alert and found the wrecked vehicle with all three victims in critical condition. Brianna was pronounced dead at the hospital; A.J. succumbed to his injuries days later.

The third victim survived the attack, though police have released no additional information about their condition. What’s striking about this case is how little investigators have to go on. Miramar Police Chief Delrish Moss noted that detectives are still working to determine whether the Lamborghini was being followed before the shooting. Despite receiving a ton of tips, authorities have no solid leads and haven’t identified or arrested any suspects.

Brianna had built a significant following across social media—more than 370,000 followers on TikTok and another 85,000 on Instagram. She was best known for her viral song“Bend Ova,”which became a popular sound on the platform. She represented a new generation of creators who turned social media presence into cultural influence. Now, instead of celebrating her growing platform, her family and fans are mourning the loss of two young lives to senseless violence.

The case remains unsolved, with investigators continuing to sift through leads in hopes of bringing those responsible to justice. For the Miramar community and the broader social media world that followed Brianna’s rise, the tragedy stands as a grim reminder of how quickly life can change.