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Rasied in Century, Florida Tim Wells aka Big Work has lived through the struggles and poverty in his life and learned how to survive in the hood. He was influenced to the rap game by his cousin Johnny ”G” Gee at the age of 13 but didn’t really know if he consider rapping. But at the age of 15 he freestyled on his 1st track on his cousin karaoke machine and knew what he wanted to do.

That same year (2000) he moved Texas with his father and was focusing being in a new crowd. In school he was apart of the football team and thought that would be his career. But most of the time when he was at school he would see other people freestlying but never had the guts to try. But one day this guy on the bus put everybody on the spot to freestyle and he did. And as he continued to freestyle at school he would see other people bring songs they’ve recorded and asked them if he could get on a track but was turned down a few times.

Around 2002 he started to work a 9 to 5 just to have a little money in his pocket but the money wasn’t fast enough. So he was introduced to the hustle game but at this time he have gave up rapping but steady wrote lyrics time to time. In 2004 he was introduced to A-Dubb a local artist/producer out of Dallas who had a local artist picnic when he thought about getting back into the rap game strong but lost contact with A-Dubb. And in 2006 he was introduced to Jimmy Smith who is CEO of Bad Beatz Productions where he recorded his 1st album. And in 2008 he got back in contact with A-Dubb and combined Bad Beatz Productions and Hard Head Entertainment into Tru G records.

Big Work brings that powerful, gutta, hardcore sound on his tracks keeping it street, hood, gangsta, and can even go a little commercial. But at the end of the day he’s hungry for this rap shit and is ready to takeover.

Rasied in Century, Florida Tim Wells aka Big Work has lived through the struggles and poverty in his life and learned how to survive in the hood. He was influenced to the rap game by his cousin Johnny ”G” Gee at the age of 13 but didn’t really know if he consider rapping. But at the age of 15 he freestyled on his 1st track on his cousin karaoke machine and knew what he wanted to do.

That same year (2000) he moved Texas with his father and was focusing being in a new crowd. In school he was apart of the football team and thought that would be his career. But most of the time when he was at school he would see other people freestlying but never had the guts to try. But one day this guy on the bus put everybody on the spot to freestyle and he did. And as he continued to freestyle at school he would see other people bring songs they’ve recorded and asked them if he could get on a track but was turned down a few times.

Around 2002 he started to work a 9 to 5 just to have a little money in his pocket but the money wasn’t fast enough. So he was introduced to the hustle game but at this time he have gave up rapping but steady wrote lyrics time to time. In 2004 he was introduced to A-Dubb a local artist/producer out of Dallas who had a local artist picnic when he thought about getting back into the rap game strong but lost contact with A-Dubb. And in 2006 he was introduced to Jimmy Smith who is CEO of Bad Beatz Productions where he recorded his 1st album. And in 2008 he got back in contact with A-Dubb and combined Bad Beatz Productions and Hard Head Entertainment into Tru G records.  

Big Work brings that powerful, gutta, hardcore sound on his tracks keeping it street, hood, gangsta, and can even go a little commercial. But at the end of the day he’s hungry for this rap shit and is ready to takeover.

Don Chief (also known as Big Chief) is a Texas-based rapper who found success in the late 2000s by prolifically self-releasing a series of albums under the title Eat Greedy. Chief began his career at a young age, pressing his first record, Exotic Games, at the age of 15 and eventually joining fellow Dallas native Mr. Pookie's Stoney Creek Clique. Operating first under the name Big Chief, he built his reputation with a steady stream of Eat Greedy volumes that showcased his laid-back vocal cadence and storytelling style. Before long, Chief's singles were charting on Billboard bringing him national exposure. By 2016, he'd begun to record as Don Chief, delivering the LP The Return of Chief Lucas, which charted high on Billboard's rap chart.

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