Big Fase 100 facts for kids

George Ausborne Taylor III (born January 6, 1975), known as Big Fase 100, is an American rapper from Compton, California. He is the older half-brother of the rapper The Game.

Big Fase 100's Music Journey

Big Fase 100 began his music career in the early 2000s. He is known for his work in West Coast hip hop.

Starting a Record Label

Around 2002, Big Fase 100 and his brother, The Game, started their own record label called The Black Wall Street Records. A record label is a company that helps musicians record, produce, and sell their music. The name "Black Wall Street" was inspired by a historic area in Tulsa, Oklahoma, known for its successful Black businesses.

The label worked with various artists, DJs, and producers. Even though they didn't release official albums in stores, they put out many mixtapes. Mixtapes are collections of songs, often released independently by artists.

Solo Career and New Labels

In 2005, Big Fase 100 decided to leave Black Wall Street Records. After that, he started his own solo career as a rapper and producer. He also created his own record labels, Brazil Street Records and One Hunned Entertainment. Through these labels, he has worked with many independent artists in the West Coast Hip Hop music scene.

Big Fase 100's Music Releases

Big Fase 100 has released several albums and mixtapes throughout his career.

Albums

• Keep It 100 (2010)
• Cash brings Power (2013)
• Piruminati (2013)

Mixtapes

• Brazil Street Hustlaz (with Brazil Street Records) (2006)
• Brazil Street Hustlaz 2 (with Brazil Street Records) (2008)
• Goin Green: Money Motivated Music (2009)
• The Fly Way Radio (2009)
• 2Late2Hate (2011)
• For a Few Hunned More (with Boskoe 1) (2012)
• 2Late2Hate2 (2013)
• 5×5×4 (2016)