Big Tymers News

 
Village Voice (blog)
Radio Hits One: Birdman Is Rap's Richest Second Banana
Village Voice (blog)
By the time Cash Money Records started living up to its name—in 1998, it struck a $30 million distribution deal with Universal Records—Williams had shortened his MC name to just Baby, and formed the group Big Tymers with the label's in-house producer ...

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Rap-Up.com
Video: Birdman & Mack Maine f/ Kendrick Lamar & Ace Hood – 'B Boyz'
Rap-Up.com
If Birdman's trying to make himself and Mack Maine the new Big Tymers, this is a FAILURE. You, Mack, are no Mannie Fresh…he's with GOOD Music now, and just as he made Cash Money a household name, he's gonna DESTROY these YMCMBrats. Birdman.

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The FADER
Beat Construction: Mike Will Made It
The FADER
The first song I'd do was the Big Tymers' ["Still Fly"], I'd replay that and my homeboy would freestyle to it. That was our favorite song. And whatever song we'd hear I'd just try to replay it, get a melody from the beat. How did you progress from ...


 
Jay Sean Gearing Up to Release "Worth It All"
MarketWatch (press release)
Some of these include "Superstar" for famed Nickelodeon pop sensation Big Time Rush, "Boom Boom" for Australian X-Factor winner Justice Crew, "Moment to Love" for Australian Idol winner Tinomatic, and "That's My Girl" for UK X-Factor winner JLS.

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Young Jeezy
Exclaim! (blog)
The Big Tymers in their prime. E-40, definitely. B-Legit, Juvenile, BG ― these are all the people I came up on and that had input in my life so that I'm able to say the things that I say. Because I really went through that struggle, and I was like, ...

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Jay Sean Gearing Up to Release "Worth It All"
EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)
Some of these include "Superstar" for famed Nickelodeon pop sensation Big Time Rush, "Boom Boom" for Australian X-Factor winner Justice Crew, "Moment to Love" for Australian Idol winner Tinomatic, and "That's My Girl" for UK X-Factor winner JLS.


 
Landline: Oberhofer
ClashMusic.com
He's like “oh it's Big Tymers, its rap music, its cool.” So I got into that, I got into Outkast, got into freestyle rapping. That's how I got into music, then I started making beats. Really what happened, when I was twelve/thirteen years old, ...

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