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Philadelphia native, Vanessa “Big Meep” Torres, best known for her role as activist and spokesperson within the medical marijuana community, has turned her attention to music.  Influenced by soulful artists before her time, she often spent hours as a child listening to tune after tune with her father.  Big Meep could even be found front and center in her middle school and high school choir.  The desire to be musically creative was always an ambition, but she had yet to find a suitable outlet.
 
As a brand ambassador for Women of Weed, Big Meep was introduced to Khaliah Clark, celebrity stylist and host of the “Who’s Styling Who” show on DTF Radio in New York.  Clark recognized Big Meep’s energetic, free-spirit and brought her onboard as a regular guest co-host to the show.  It was on the show, where Big Meep embraced having her opinions heard and her love for the mic grew.  Not long after this experience in 2019 with the support of Cypher City TV and Zone6 Studios NYC, Big Meep launched her very own podcast called Blazed Ones, where she highlighted an interesting twist on music, fashion, bud and much more. Her first guest was Hip-Hop artist and music mentor, Pete Colon.  Building her relationships with Clark, Colon, and other influencers Big Meep’s desire to add another layer of creativity came to the surface.  With an audience ready and waiting, it was time to create her own music.
 
“I’ve got a story. I’m not your average stoner and it’s okay to create your own rules.”
 
Playful songs like “Daydreams (feat. SgeLexx)” and “FraggleRocked” showcase Big Meep’s confident and radiating personality. It is rare that you will ever catch her without a smile.  While “Frozen (feat. Ravon Reddick)” and “GDY”, let Big Meep give her audience a piece of her laid-back side.  As an authentic artist, Big Meep wants to share her story in a relatable and transparent way and these songs are just the beginning. Life comes with twist, turns, ups and downs, but the goal is to be a fighter.  The theme throughout Big Meep’s music is to be encouraged through your resiliency.

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Some artists define a genre, but Lil Baby defines a generation. The GRAMMY Award-winning rapper has smashed records, made history, and impacted the course of modern hip-hop with his instantly identifiable and inimitable style. He has garnered dozens of multi platinum certifications and tens of billions of streams as arguably the biggest new rapper to emerge this decade. Following the success of his platinum full-length debut Harder Than Ever in 2018, he seized #1 on the Billboard Top 200 with 2020’s My Turn, becoming “the year’s #1 selling and #1 streaming album in the US.” At first, it cemented him as “2020’s first and only artist to go double-platinum,” but it has since gone quadruple-platinum and has logged 85 weeks in the top 10 of the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart – marking the longest top-tier run in the chart’s history. 

 

He notably tied Prince and Paul McCartney for Billboard Hot 100 hits and Taylor Swift for “most weeks atop the Billboard Top 200 in 2020” with a total of 6. Out of eight nominations, he scored his first GRAMMY® Award in 2022. He has appeared on the covers of Rolling Stone and the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players Issue in addition to receiving honors from VEVO, Rap Caviar, the Apple Music Awards, and more. He teamed up with Lil Durk for The Voice of the Heroes, marking his second #1 debut on the Billboard Top 200. It’s just the beginning though. He’s bound to revolutionize the culture again with his third album in 2022. Most recently, he released “Right On” and “In A Minute” which both songs debuted on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. This feat puts Lil Baby in rare territory, making him the youngest of only 12 artists to have ever landed 100 or more songs on the Hot 100. This generation belongs to Lil Baby.

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