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Unbelievable! Did Big Boogie Ditched $5m Band Scholarship To Chase Rap Career?

In a narrative that could rival even the wildest Hollywood plots, Memphis artist Big Boogie has come forward with a mind-boggling claim – that he turned down an offer of $5m band scholarship to chase rap career. That might just be the most incredible lie ever portrayed on film.

According to Big Boogie, he was presented with an astounding opportunity: a scholarship worth a staggering $5-15 million, beckoning him to showcase his drumming prowess at Edward Waters College in Jacksonville.

In a surprising twist, Big Boogie, the Memphis rapper with an undeniable knack for rhythm and rhyme, said He declined the multi-million dollar scholarship from the prestigious Jacksonville university, a move that could make headlines for years to come. The catch, however, was a decade-long commitment to the institution before he could fully immerse himself in the world of rap.

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Big Boogie’s daring claim has left the hip-hop community in shock. The idea of walking away from a potential fortune to pursue a passion is a narrative often found in urban tales of ambition and determination. What do you think about his claim?

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Latto, known for captivating grown men and women alike, recently had a profound impact on a young fan who witnessed her electrifying performance.

During one of her concerts, a fan managed to capture a video of the talented rapper twerking on stage. Although the exact date of the recording remains unknown, the footage reveals Latto confidently displaying her twerking skills, causing quite a stir.

The camera then shifts to a young pre-teen boy whose jaw nearly hits the floor as he watches the mesmerizing display by the alluring female artist.

In 2016, Latto, previously known as “Miss Mulatto,” gained widespread recognition when she emerged as the winner of the reality competition show, The Rap Game, as first reported by HipHopDX. Although she was offered a contract with Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def label, the renowned producer recently disclosed that Latto opted for a different path.

Addressing the criticism surrounding his decision, Jermaine Dupri explained during the Lovers & Friends festival on May 6, “I released Latto’s record. Winning The Rap Game entitled her to a single from Jermaine Dupri. We put that single out.”

He further elaborated, “The challenge was that Latto was just 16 years old, and the industry didn’t support it. No one talked about it. It wasn’t until she embraced a more explicit image and released adult-themed songs that people started taking notice.”

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