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Artist
Bad Guy
12+ albums
about
As a child like most artists Bad Guy was influenced by Michael Jackson. His hip hop influences were Trick Daddy, Run DMC, LL Cool J, JT Money, Snoop Dogg, Scar face, Ice Cube and Tupac to name a few. Bad Guy began rapping in his youth at talent shows and battles. His first love was football and pursued his dream at a Jr College in California. Due to a lack of the necessary ACT or SAT scores he was unable to attend a Major University. He was kicked off the team and dropped out and returned to his home in Miami, Fl. Once Bad Guy reached Miami he decided to invest in his career as a rapper and recorded a demo that launched the ever popular, “You know You Ghetto.” In his spare time he coached little league football and met a parent that believed in his talent and invested in “Bishop.” Anyone that didn’t know the definition of what it is to be ghetto learned from Bishop’s hit single, “You know you ghetto”. The song made strides on Bill Board top 100 Charts for a consecutive five weeks in 2001 He toured with Lil John, Ludacris, Pastor Troy and various other artists. Unfortunately, there were disagreements between management and producers which led to a 3 year pause in his career. During the past decade there has been a transformation, Bishop has reemerged as the Bad Guy. His club banger, “It’s My Dog’s Birthday” featured Trick Daddy among other artists of Dunk Ryder Records. I wanted to find out more about this transformation of Bishop to Bad Guy and the artists w
