Thug Mafia

Born on New Year Day in a Chi-Town (Chicago) Blizzard unable to be reached by an ambulance while his mother Shawronah frantically pushed and his father Rahzahn panicking on the phone with the Doctor, Scoopastar birthed himself and from that day on his parents knew he would be a blessed child and destined for stardom. Early in his life he moved from Chicago to California, and by the age of 12 he ended up in Almeda Plaza, a middle class neighborhood in Houston. 1. Scoopastar was influenced by the late artist Curtis Davis aka Big Mello who also resided in Almeda Plaza and who showed interest in helping him make the transition from the streets to rapping. Scoopastar recorded very his first song with late producer Crazy C. which was named Bone Hard Niggaz that later turned into a group by the same name. After being introduced to the music industry he later met the late Robert Davis aka D.J. SCREW, where he then began freestyling on tapes that were sold on the underground market. Scoopastar made it onto 7 Screw Tapes that can still be heard today. While attending school he met 2-Low who was a young Rap-a-Lot recording artist and a victim of the Houston ghetto street life. From there 2-Low introduced Scoopastar to Lil Troy and Yungstar where they became to be the homies. Lil Troy the C.E.O. of Short Stop Records took a liking to Scoopastar street persona and rap style so he called him to the studio in November of 1998 to record a verse with 2-Low on the song Thug Niggas on his soon to be multi-platinum album titled Sittin Fat Down South, released in February of 1999 with the hit single being Wanna Be a Balla and a tour soon followed. Scoopastar received his first platinum plaque for his feature on the album with Lil Troy. While shooting local film and movies Scoopastar met Lil Flip of Sucka Free Records. Lil Flip introduced Scoopastar to Hump the C.E.O. of Sucka Free Records and they began to record music for the albums H.S.E. (Hustlers Stacking Ends) and The Leprechaun where Scoopastar recorded Throwed Thankas, Green Rectangles, and My Dogs which they performed in concerts around the southern region. Scoopastar then formed his own group called the Thug Mafia Family which consisted of 2-Low, D-Man and Scoopastar. Being obligated to finance their album Scoopastar did whatever he could to make sure things was paid for. With the dreams of success sold to Scoopastar by various labels and street complications Scoopastar was determined to put out his group album Young Rich & Thuggin independently and is now on over 40 different websites, and is currently working to take his group and solo career from the underground market to mainstream in the rap industry. ✓VERIFIED ACCOUNT OF Scoopastar © Profile Original & Official® █║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║▌✔ Verified Official Facebook ✔ Facebook Certified ✔ Verified ✔ Official Celeb.® ✔ Verified celebrity Facebook account. ✔ Official Facebook. √™ █║▌│█║▌│█││█║▌║ Official Celeb✔ Verified Official Facebook ✔ Facebook Certified ® Original & Official Profile √ Verified Scoopastar ...║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║▌▌ ® ✔ Verified Account ✔ Verified By Facebook® ✔ Verified By Facebook Administratorsbrity! © Profile Original FOR BOOKING OR FEATURES SCOOPASTARBOOKING@GMAIL.COM or 504-264-3846