The famed rapper from Louisiana will join original Hot Boys members B.G., Juvenile and Turk on February 21, 23 and 28. The Feb. 28 show will feature Lil Wayne, the Hot Boys and Big Tymers ...

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“Baby would always say, ‘I’m not a rapper. I’m a game spitter ... early 2000s and the era when Lil Wayne, Juvenile, BG, Turk, Baby and Mannie Fresh dominated national radio.

I truly empathize with the issue and would like to spend more time discussing ways to deal with this abnormal conduct, but I just got a call from Turk informing me that his lady love will be in ...

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Unk’s former label Big Oomp Records also confirmed the rapper’s death in a social media statement (via Variety), “It is with a heavy heart and profound sadness that we announce the passing ...

DJ Unk, the Atlanta-based rapper best known for his songs “2 Step ... The news was also announced by his former label Big Oomp Records, with a founder, Korey “Big Oomp” Roberson, writing ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ... DJ Unk, the Atlanta-based rapper best known for his songs “2 Step” and “Walk it Out”, has died aged ...

Rapper DJ Unk, best known for his hits “Walk ... according to a statement from Korey “Big Oomp” Roberson, who founded the record label Big Oomp Records, which signed Unk in 2000.

DJ Unk, the Atlanta rapper best known for his hits “Walk ... according to a statement from Korey “Big Oomp” Roberson, who founded the record label Big Oomp Records, which signed Unk in ...