If you’re a fan of Tupac Shakur’s music, you’ve probably heard of Big Boy. Big Boy was a former member of Tupac’s rap group, the Outlawz, and is now a well-known radio host. In a recent interview, Big Boy reflected on his time spent running in Tupac’s circle and discussed his difficulty in picking his favorite Tupac album.
Big Boy was a part of the Outlawz, a rap group founded by Tupac in 1995. The Outlawz were made up of six members: Big Boy, EDI Mean, Kastro, Napoleon, Young Noble, and Tupac himself. The group was known for their hardcore rap style and their loyalty to Tupac. Big Boy was a close friend of Tupac’s and was with him when he died in 1996.
In his recent interview, Big Boy reflected on his time with Tupac. He discussed the group’s loyalty to Tupac and how they looked up to him as a leader. He also talked about how the group had a strong bond and how they were like a family.
When asked to pick his favorite Tupac album, Big Boy said he couldn’t do it. He said that Tupac had so many great albums that it was impossible to pick just one. He said that each album had its own unique style and that it was hard to compare them.
Big Boy’s comments show just how influential Tupac’s music was. Tupac’s music has stood the test of time and is still beloved by fans all over the world. It’s no surprise that Big Boy couldn’t pick just one album as his favorite, as Tupac’s discography is full of classic records.