A self-proclaimed prophet claims she came face-to-face with dead rapper Bigger Smalls in a fiery cage in hell during an out-of-body experience.

Queen Okeoma, who has had ‘thousands of supernatural encounters,’ said she was taken to the afterlife by Jesus Christ and shown both heaven and hell.

The evangelist and author shared her experience of being in hell, recounting a journey through a cavern shrouded in darkness and home to two colossal demons towering nearly 15 feet high.

As described by Okeoma, these demons guarded a prison cell containing Smalls, known in life as Christopher Wallace, who was being punished for not believing in Jesus.

‘Biggie was holding the bars, but he was on fire from the inside. He was burning from the inside like somebody put a bomb in his belly,’ Okeoma said.

‘I said, ‘Jesus, why is this man here?’ And these are the words Jesus said verbatim… He said, ‘This man told me he didn’t need me,” she added.

Okeoma’s story has gone viral, with her appearance on the We Need to Talk podcast in August receiving over 2.4 million views.

Her narrative has influenced entire families, with many turning to social media to express how her detailed accounts of supernatural experiences and cautionary tales about hell have led them to accept Jesus as their savior.

Queen Okeoma (pictured) said she’s had multiple out-of-body experiences, including visiting heaven and hell eight times

During one experience in 2016, Okeoma claimed she saw dead rapper Biggie Smalls (pictured) burning inside a cave in hell

A study from 2025, published in Frontiers in Psychology, found that out-of-body experiences (OBEs) tend to be deeply personal and vary widely from individual to individual.

They are different from near-death experiences, where someone suffers a life-threatening incident and sees themselves leaving their dying body.

Most participants in this recent study reported their first OBE during early childhood, and some, including Okeoma, claimed to experience them regularly.

The study, conducted by researchers at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, identified diverse triggers for these events, ranging from relaxation and stress to orgasms and even substances like ketamine.

‘My husband and I listened to this and gathered our family together and repented. We were on our knees asking him to clean out our home!’ one person commented on the We Need to Talk podcast’s YouTube channel.

‘I broke down asking God for forgiveness for all things, even things I probably already asked forgiveness for,’ another viewer confessed.

Okeoma told podcast host Ezekiel Azonwu that she was ‘not the woman I am now’ at the time of her first out-of-body experience in 2007, adding that she was ‘living in sin,’ regularly smoking, drinking, and sleeping with multiple boyfriends every week.

‘That’s why God had to do something so drastic. He had to show me hell to get my attention so I would change,’ Okeoma explained.

Queen Okeoma’s story of hell has been watched millions of times online and prompted many people to repent and follow Christianity (Stock Image)

In February 2007, Okeoma said she was alone in her apartment when she suddenly found herself staring at her lifeless body in bed. 

After calling out for Jesus, Okeoma said she was taken to a diamond-covered hall she thought was heaven, but was actually filled with people who were sinners bound for hell.

Okeoma said she encountered God during this experience, described as a human outline filled with water, who showed her a gate to hell with pitch-black darkness and flames 20,000 times hotter than earthly fire, fed by brimstone.

The evangelist added that God warned her that hell’s darkness was a living evil entity and that she must serve him fully or face damnation, leading her to repent and change her life. 

Despite changing her life, Okeoma said this ‘traumatizing’ experience was one of eight supernatural visits to heaven or hell.

The one out-of-body experience that has now gone viral took place in 2016 after Okeoma saw a Facebook post of a woman claiming to be a Christian but idolizing a wax figure of Biggie Smalls, calling him her ideal husband.

That’s when Jesus physically took her spirit out of her body to hell, emphasizing that this was not a dream or vision but a real experience.

In hell, Queen said Smalls was taken by the giant demons to a machine that looked like a ‘juicer,’ which crushed his spirit body, causing him to feel the pain of broken bones and organs.

‘Then his body just came back together. And then they put him back in his cell. And when they put him back in his cell and closed the door, he exploded into fire. Like somebody put a bomb inside his chest and he exploded,’ Okeoma revealed.

The reason for this torture, Okeoma claimed, was that Smalls had allegedly sought fame and fortune, purchasing charms through a ‘fetish priest.’