Mr. Bigg
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Donald Pears also known by his stage name The Last Mr. Bigg (born 1971) in Mobile Alabama, is a rapper. He has released 2 major albums, under the Warlock/PCP Record label. His two albums are his first solo album "Only If U Knew" (the cover of which features Mr. Bigg or another person wearing a hockey mask) in 2000 and his second album "The Mask Is Off" in 2003. The album featured now famous rappers such as Paul Wall, Chamillionaire, and Lil' Flip. Mr. Bigg has also released "The Clown Show Mixtape." Mr. Bigg was released from prison in 1998. In 2004, Mr. Bigg was robbed and shot in his right eye while sitting in a car. He now wears a $100,000 diamond in place of his eye. Mr. Bigg enjoys steak, some ice cream and pound cake. He has a girl down in the ATL that likes to do his fingernails.
Arguably, his most well-known song is "Trial Time," in which he raps about evading the authorities who seek to arrest and try him for drug dealing and use. "Long Hair" is the name of another popular song by Mr. Bigg. It is widely regarded as the most ghetto song of all time. On the 2005 release of Three Six Mafia's Most Known Unknown, Mr. Bigg is featured on the tracks "Poppin' My Collar", "Don't U Get Mad", and "Pull Up At The Club" on the hooks of the songs. He can also be heard on Project Pat's new single "Tell Tell Tell", which also features Young Jeezy & Lyfe Jennings. Mr. Cline also has recently released a mixtape called "Diamond Eye-The Album Before The Album" featuring new songs and freestyles. Mr. Bigg's new album "The Worlds Greatest Shit Talker" will not be produced by DJ Paul & Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia or released on Three 6 Mafia's Hypnotize Minds Records as originally planned.
[edit] External links
- Official website (Currently out of service 5/5/08)
- Mr. Bigg at MySpaceMr. Biggs (aka Diamond Eye) has recently received much grief from the Associated Press for his latest song. He speaks about how a young male is to keep his "Pimp Hand" strong while living in the streets of Okland and the Bay-Area. He also has many lyrics that give the members of the female society a reassurance of their importance in a male ruled nation.

