I noticed that it kind of has a correlation with your debut mixtape Definition of Pain. Hopefully you get a collaboration out of that, especially now that your new mixtape is here. It's a good feeling to have a legend a part of your journey. So I got that blessing and I'm like, “what?” You feel what I'm saying? So she told me Happy birthday and everything, so I'm like, “dang that's hard.” We just got to conversating and everything and we got a real good bond. So, you know, I got that blessing, man (laughs) She hit me and she told me Happy birthday and everything. How'd you form that relationship with Trina? It’s good to see you maintaining your mental health. I like to be happy about everything I'm doing so I'll be happy. I got something going on in Memphis on Valentine's Day with me and Trina. But that’s why I got a big concert going on. Cause at first I was in the shell, so I ain't really like talking about them because certain things will break you down. So I add 'em to anything that I got going on like a concert or a song or interviews. With anybody who passed away that was close to me, I put 'em in my music. Every time I hear it, I’m thinking of him. He got killed by the police so I wanted to name the song 12-4 for his birthday on December 4th. IHR: Let’s talk about the single you dropped right before the album “12 4” Where did the title come from and how did you come up with that record?īB: 12-4 is my brother Brandon’s birthday. See what he had to say below and listen to Definition of Big Dude now. If I can get a million flowers, he can get 'em only if he can hold them."ĭefinition of Big Dude serves as the follow-up to Big Boogie's UNDERRATED project, which features his stand-out track "Pop Out." Boogie recently sat down with iHeartRadio to talk about his newest mixtape, his tight bond with Fat Trel and Trina and more. Even though he can't see me clapping, but he gonna hear me clapping. "Gotti could be walking so long, so far and I could be standing right here," Boogie says. He dropped his first project via CMG Final Nightmare shortly afterward. Gotti iced him out with a signing chain during a dinner ceremony to celebrate his signing. Fortunately, Yo Gotti took notice of his craft and signed him to his CMG imprint back in 2020. Losing his family members cut deep into his mental state, but he continued to move forward. His father passed away in 2019 and his brother Brandon Webber was killed by police that same year.
During his journey, he spent most of his time building a strong following with projects like Pain on Paper 3 and Final Chapter, but he also experienced plenty of hardships. So it's like this whole album is just special and it's the real deal."īorn and raised in Memphis, Big Boogie has been on the grind for over six years. I know how to give flowers so I can receive them.
Everything I did before I went crazy with it. "I feel like this is my biggest album," Boogie tells iHeartRadio.
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