BAC Magazine Ball Bro Issue!

Round of Applause
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The first show will take place on Jan. 26 at the Celebrity
Theatre in Phoenix, and conclude March 18
in Milwaukee. Juicy’s outing comes after dishing
out his monstrous singles “Ballin’” featuring Kanye
West and “No English” co-starring Travis Scott. His
new album, Rubba Band Business: The Album is
slated to drop before the year is out via Columbia
Records/Kemosabe.
Tickets are slated to go on sale Friday, Nov. 18 at
10 a.m. If you’re a Citi card member, you’ll be able
to snag your tickets on Nov. 15 while Live Nation
members will have the chance to grab tickets on
Nov. 16.
JUICY J
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At just nineteen, Chief Keef, an American hip-hop artist
signed to major label, Interscope Records. He also owns
his very own record label, Glory Boys Entertainment.
Chicago native, Keith Cozart, started by uploading
mixtapes and music videos to YouTube, including “Bang”,
“3Hunna” and “I Don’t Like”. It was the latter song that
snowballed, gaining tons of attention, including that of
Kanye West, who is also from Chicago. West produced
a remix of the song featuring Pusha T, Kadakiss and Big
Sean.
In the summer of 2012, Keef became the centerpiece of
a bidding war among some of the most prominent major
labels in the world. Eventually, Keef decided to sign with Interscope
Records, who ultimately gave him the opportunity to run
his own label.
Keef’s studio album, “Finally Rich,” was released in December
2012 and charted at number 2 on the US Rap Chart and 29 on
the US Main Chart. He releases at least two mixtapes every
year, all of which the music press and his loyal fans continuously
propel to the top of national charts.
Chief Keef