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Exclusive: Big Homiie G Talks ‘Speak Up G’ Deluxe, Musical Beginnings & NLess Entertainment

by Nishat Baig April 10, 2023
written by Nishat Baig

Rising Memphis star & NLess Entertainment signee Big Homiie G was always destined for greatness. Greatness literally runs in his family. Not only are he and Moneybagg Yo blood cousins, but before launching their solo careers, Big Homiie G, Moneybagg Yo & Blac Youngsta used to be in a rap group. After seeing his cousin take off, Big Homiie realized with hard work and dedication he could also find success. Shortly thereafter Big Homiie G signed with NBA legend Zach Randolph’s NLess Entertainment. Most recently Homiie delivered a follow up to his last album with the Speak Up G Deluxe which features 9 new songs including two features from K Carbon & Big 30. Speak Up G dropped end of last year and featured collaborations from EST Gee, Finesse2Tymes and Real Boston Richey, with “What Got It” currently sitting at over half a million Spotify streams. Big Homiie G’s most popular song to date is “Tick” with over 4 million Spotify streams, which included Moneybagg Yo, 42 Dugg, & Yo Gotti on the remix and has over 4 million views on the music video alone. We recently caught up with Big Homiie G to discuss how he started making music, his latest project, working with NLess Entertainment and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

The Knockturnal: When did you first start experimenting with music? How old were you?

Big Homiie G: Probably like 16. My first song I ever did was like when I was 16, but I was experimenting before that. That was my first time actually going to buy time at the studio and doing the song.

The Knockturnal: Do you remember how old you were when you like, let’s say freestyles for the first time or wrote a song for the first time? 

Big Homiie G: When I was younger, my uncle used to gimme a little money to say a rhyme or bust a rhyme.

The Knockturnal: That kind of leads me into my next question. Was there like anybody in your life motivating you to take music more seriously?

Big Homiie G: Nah, but my uncle used to act like  – say a rap song, come on, he’d be like, that’s me, that’s me. I’m listening, growing up thinking that’s what he do. So he had me thinking I’m doing something my uncle do.

The Knockturnal: So what motivated you personally to take music seriously as a career?

Big Homiie G: I mean, what motivated me was like I really saw Yo Gotti do his thing, but then it was like I saw Bagg do his thing because me and Bagg really slept on the floor together so it’s like, hold up bro gone, Like he getting millions of dollars off this and I can do this same thing. I’m doing the same thing too. I can see it can happen, I just gotta put in the work to make it happen. So that’s what really motivated me, Bagg really.

The Knockturnal: Now, after achieving success, has your family been supportive of your career?

Big Homiie G: For sure. My uncles always callings me, putting me on phone with his friends. Saying this my nephew. 

The Knockturnal: So you said you were 16 when you put out your first song? Yeah. You remember what it was called?

Big Homiie G: it was like a song I put out around the hood because one of my friends, he had got a lot of jail time, but I really made the song about him, for him.

The Knockturnal: what happened in between putting out that first song and then deciding that this is your career path? I know you said being around Bagg kind of influenced that, but even before being around him, what made you decide to keep at it with the music?

Big Homiie G: At first I was really shy on it since that was my first song, but then I ended up getting a reaction off of it. Like passing them songs around through the hood and they like, bro you know how to put words together, you can rap and I did another song and another song and another song and then I had a song called “I’m A Star” that took off like in the hood so I just kept on it really.

The Knockturnal: What are you currently promoting right now?

Big Homiie G: I’m promoting  Speak Up G Deluxe off my latest album. I added like nine more songs. I got like two features on it. K Carbon and Big 30.

The Knockturnal: Of the new songs that have been added to the Deluxe which is your favorite or top three? 

Big Homiie G: I got a top three. “Drug Talking” with K Carbon, “Repeat” and “Hear Me Now.” “Hear me Now” is my my favorite.

The Knockturnal: Can you tell us about what you’re currently working on, what you have coming down the pipeline?

Big Homiie G: So I got the deluxe out now, but I already got songs that I’m recording for another album that I’m working on, which I don’t have the name for yet, but I’m going through the process of getting the songs ready because I record like every day so it’s like I know what songs I wanna put out and put on the project.

The Knockturnal: Tentatively when do you think your next album will drop?

Big Homiie G: I already got my lead single for my next project. I’m dropping that one in probably like May because this is like a summer vibe song. So yeah, I’m trying to make that like drop that in May and then right after that come with another tape.

The Knockturnal: Who is your favorite feature (you can name a few of your favorite features) and could tell us why?

Big Homiie G: My favorite features be my team, like, people like Bagg or Big 30 or the people in my label because I really know them so we have a bond, like we kick it, like we play, we wrestle.

The Knockturnal: Who’s your dream collab?

Big Homiie G: I wanna work with Bryson Tiller and Burna Boy.

The Knockturnal: How does it feel having Moneybagg Yo as a cousin and someone you can go to when it comes to the music?

Big Homiie G: it really feel good. Like we kind of piggyback off each other. Like if he need help with something, I help him with it. if I got a question and I need help with something, he help me with it, so it’s just a great thing and he just became who he is, but it’s a good thing to have somebody like that in your family.

The Knockturnal: What is the most important thing you’ve learned from him and the most important thing that you feel he’s learned from you?

Big Homiie G: You know we based on loyalty so it’s like you gotta stick to what you say, like you gotta stand on we built off love and loyalty, so it’s like, I gotta stand on my word. He gotta stand on his.

The Knockturnal: How does it feel to be signed to Zach Randolph’s Nless Entertainment?

Big Homiie G: Zach Randolph and Marcus Howell, that’s Zack best friend, so it’s like a family thing. They signed Bagg first and then it was me. We met them at a time where – I ain’t gonna say so much of struggling, but we was just living wild, so it’s like when we met them we straightened up. We can’t play with this money they giving us, they making sure we straight. it was like God was putting his hands on us and it was like – And Zebo is the type of person, like he real humble, he works so much, but he’s a humble guy and I always tell him like right to this day I be like big bro, when I grow up I wanna be like you and that’s the truth because he’s so humble. You wouldn’t even be able to tell if walked in right now, like you wouldn’t be able to tell how much he’s worth.

The Knockturnal: What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned by being around him?

Big Homiie G: Just how to stay grounded and balanced. He’s a busy man, but he still make time for his family, his kids. I learned  balance from him.

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Exclusive: CMG Artist Big Boogie Talks New Project, Bond With Moneybagg Yo & Upcoming Documentary

by Nishat Baig February 15, 2023
written by Nishat Baig

After signing with CMG in 2020, where Gotti gifted him a an iced-out CMG chain, it’s been nothing but up for Memphis rapper Big Boogie. After experimenting with drums in high school Boogie eventually found his way to rapping which became his true passion. After generating local buzz he landed on Yo Gotti’s radar and the rest is history. Boogie performed back to back at Gotti’s birthday party and continued to release a strong body of work before signing with CMG. Boggie dominated 2022 alone after “releasing his UNDERRATED project that debuted at No. 9 on Spotify’s Top Albums Chart and his single “Pop Out” reached No. 11 on the Urban Mainstream charts and his video for “Pussy Power (Remix)” featuring Moneybagg Yo peaked at No. 24 on YouTube Music’s Trending chart.” Today Boogie joins us to discuss what he’s learned over the past three years, his latest project Definition of Big Dude and his relationship with Yo Gotti and MoneyBagg Yo.

The Knockturnal: How old were you when you first started experimented with music? Is it true your introduction to music was through playing drums?

Big Boogie: 21. I was a bad student so I had this one coach who literally forced me into band and I didn’t want to be in the band but he was life you finna do something with yourself and that’s how I got in it. 

The Knockturnal: What motivated you to pursue music Seriously as a career? 

Big Boogie: Knowing that I can go far. 

The Knockturnal: Was there anyone around you who motivated you to take it seriously?

Big Boogie: My best friend, he was rapping before me and he liked it, but he ain’t have the tools that I had. We got two different lives so I live different from him so people that I mess with don’t know him, so it’s like he really stood back and let me do what I did and I took off with it.

The Knockturnal: Was your family supportive of your music dreams when you were younger?

Big Boogie: yeah, my mama’s kids and some of my cousins, but everybody else was shocked. They really didn’t know, they were’n’t paying attention at firs until I got to that certain level and then it was like oh that’s my cousin.

The Knockturnal: How does it feel to be signed to CMG and among one of the hottest rosters in the game?

Big Boogie: Feel good to me I don’t plan on losing. Feel good to me because I know I’m doing what I got to do and the team already doing what they got to do anyways. It’s so much power in one.

The Knockturnal: What’s the most important thing you’ve learned over the past 3 years since signing?

Big Boogie: Stay focused and just be you. 

The Knockturnal: What’s the most important lesson that Yo Gotti’s taught you or you’ve learned from being around him?

Big Boogie: Chase the dream, just have fun with it. Don’t be worried about how much money you making and how much money you can make and just have fun with it because the money already there. 

The Knockturnal: Can you talk about your relationship with Moneybagg Yo? What’s it been like having him as a mentor?

Big Boggie: Our bond real good, when we see each other it’s everything, he around the world, I’m around the world so we really just can’t like that but when we talk he dropping the jewels on me and he telling me same thing how he move. He my homework. So I just sit back and pay attention not him on certain levels and that’s how it go. He was going to jail a lot but he stopped it though, he learned how to stop it, he just really stopped being an outside person and started being an inside person, but when he’s outside he’s really about business.

The Knockturnal: The title sounds pretty self explanatory but in your own words what led you to choose this title? Definition of Big Dude?

Big Boogie: Everything that the devil tried to play with me with it ain’t happening and I just stayed 10 with it so I know God all over me so I don’t really care about what go left because it’s gonna come back around.

The Knockturnal: What are you saying to your fans with this project?

Big Boogie: It’s the real me, it’s showing my fans that I grew. Showing them that a lot changed, I gained weight a little bit, I look different. Just showing them my growth.

The Knockturnal: What are your favorite tracks off the project?

Big Boogie: I love my whole album, but my top 3, “Twelve Four,” “Pussy Monster” and “Mind Frame”

The Knockturnal: Who is your dream collab?

Big Boogie: My only dream collab is Akon. 

The Knockturnal: Anything else you’re working on?

Big Boogie: More visuals on the way and I got a documentary coming soon. I just dropped a video for “Twelve Four.” 

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On The Scene: Powerhouse 2021

by Taylor Oliphant November 25, 2021
written by Taylor Oliphant

Powerhouse 2021 was definitely an exciting show this weekend! Hosted by Power 105.1 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ; the show featured artists B-Lovee, Capella Grey, Fivio Foreign, Bobby Shmurda, Rowdy Rebel, Moneybagg Yo, DJ Spinking, Polo G, Roddy Ricch, Saweetie, Migos, and headliner Lil Baby. Each set was filled with surprises that the audience did not expect. 

Bronx rapper B-Lovee opened the show with his TikTok smash, “My Everything” getting the audience warmed up for an exciting night. Capella Grey performed his mega hit “Gyalis” as the audience danced and sang to his music. To the pleasant surprise of the crowd, he brought out upcoming Bronx artist Swave HMG to perform his rising single “Blue Faces.” The crowd of over 60,000 people became excited as Polo G entered the stage, many fans held their phone flashlights as they prepared for him to enter the stage. He performed hits such as “Rapstar” and “Martin and Gina.” Fivio Foreign brought an exhilarating energy as he performed drill hits such as “Big Drip” and “Wetty.” He brought out rapper DreamDoll to perform their hit single “Ah Ah Ah.” The crowd went crazy watching them perform together!

The self proclaimed ‘Icy Girl’ Saweetie performed and had the audience jumping out of their seats. She went around the crowd complimenting the “icy girls” in the audience as fans screamed and danced. She performed hits such as “My Type” and “Best Friend.” DJ Spinking had audience members speculating who he would bring out to perform on stage. The surprise performers included Sleepy Hallow, Fetty Wap and A Boogie. The audience members jumped out of their seats as Sleepy Hallow entered the stage, the crowd started to utter “Free Sheff G” as he performed hit single “2055.” It was a pleasant surprise seeing Fetty Wap perform. This performance was Fetty’s first performance since his release from his arrest at Rolling Loud in 2021. He brought nostalgia to the arena performing classic hits such as “RGF Island” and “Trap Queen.” A Boogie performed hits such as “Timeless” and “Look Back at It.”

Moneybagg Yo brought his southern charm to the stage, performing hits such as “Time Today” “Said Sum” and “Wockesha.” Bobby Shmurda ignited the stage with fellow GS9 members Rowdy Rebel and Fetty Luciano. They performed “Computers,” “Hot Boy,” and “Beam Jawn.” Bobby got the crowd excited by jumping into the crowd, crowd surfing, and doing his infamous dances. The performance was one of the most exciting of the night, the entire crowd could be heard singing the songs with Rowdy and Bobby.  

Roddy Ricch performed hit singles “The Box” and “Late at Night.” The catchy melodies of his music could be heard echoing through the entire arena. Migos had an electrifying performance, performing classic songs such as “Hannah Montana,” “Motorsport,” “Fight Night” and newer singles “Need It” and “Straightenin.” Lil Baby brought the show home at the end of the night. He had a thrilling performance, performing singles like “We Paid” “Drip Too Hard” and “Errbody.” His energy was invigorating and fans were excited to see him. The cheers and screams from the audience could be heard as he performed throughout the remainder of the night. 

Overall, Powerhouse 2021 was a great experience. The fans seemed to enjoy it and the lineup of artists put on an entertaining show that will be remembered for years to come!

 

 

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On The Scene: Made in America Day 2 [Photos]

by Iffat Nur September 7, 2021
written by Iffat Nur

As clouds hovered ominously over festival grounds, the goers of Liberty Jeffrey Park were anything but mellowed down. Day 2 of MADE IN AMERICA boasted an equally (if not more) impressive line-up of artists from Doja Cat, Roddy Ricch, Bobby Shmurda, Freddie Gibbs, and Moneybagg Yo, to the headliner Justin Bieber. For many of these artists, this has been the first major appearance in years, and the performances spoke loudly of how psyched they were to be back.

 

The rain shower did anything but falter Bobby Shmurda’s parade. With a grand reappearance since incarceration, Bobby kept the crowd moshing to the brims, at one point even hopping offstage into the photo pit. At the end of the set, he paid tribute to the anniversary of a friend’s death, to which he brought his friend’s daughter on stage.

 

Roddy Ricch, along with many other rappers, have clearly taken massive strides in their stage setup and choreography, these days bringing in elaborate set pieces and either a band, backup dancers, or often even both. Roddy Ricch used a centerpiece to kick off a stellar performance which saw him taking his audience through a medley of his top hits, including chart-topper “The Box”.

 

Doja Cat’s long-awaited performance was nothing short of electric. From every stage plant, back-up dancer, and flash of light, the performance was an impeccable demonstration of choreography that left the crowd wondering “is she even real?”. Doja bounced across albums, performing Juicy, Get Into It (Yuh), Kiss Me More, and Tia Tamera. 

 

Justin Bieber put on an incredible show for his first headliner performance, bringing one after another surprise guest, from Chance the Rapper to Quavo. At the end of the night, the entire festival crowd gathered for one last hurrah, and the energy was unparalleled. Performed by Bieber for the first time in years, “Baby” set the crowd aflame like no other, as fireworks exploded above Rocky Stage in a glorious conclusion to the festival weekend. 

 

As the 10th annual MADE IN AMERICA comes to a close, music lovers walk away rejoiced in the return of live performances and the afterglow of a euphoric release that could only be the product of a weekend of celebration.

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