Bigga Man (Carlos O White): Defining the Future of Southern Rap and Hip-Hop's Next Business Mogul Atlanta's buzzing music scene witnessed the arrival of a transformative figure in 2001 — Bigga Man. From Albany, GA, this artist and producer is more than just a voice in Southern hip-hop; he's a powerhouse poised to redefine its legacy. However, it's his entrepreneurial spirit that sets him apart. In 2009, Bigga Man unveiled Biggavishun Inc Entertainment (BVI Ent), not just as a label but as an incubator for the next generation of hip-hop talent. His eye for discovering raw talent is evident in his collaborations with emerging stars like Queezy Dubya, The Million, and a diverse roster that includes Karim Jamal, TR the General, DJ Rukuz, and more. His discography is not just a collection of tracks but a strategic portfolio showcasing his versatility. Albums like "Gutta" and "Dodge The Rain" aren't just critically acclaimed; they offer insights into his ability to tap into the zeitgeist, with singles like "See The Money" and "Dodge the Rain" demonstrating his ear for chart-topping potential. And his recent offerings, including "The Resume" and the single "Knee Deep", further underline his commitment to innovation and excellence. Bigga Man isn't just a participant; he's a visionary leader. For executives seeking the intersection of authenticity, business acumen, and the future of hip-hop, Bigga Man represents an opportunity that's too promising to overlook.