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Lil Wayne

17 concerts

New Orleans rapper Lil Wayne (Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.), raised in Hollygrove, broke out with Hot Boys and went solo with Tha Block Is Hot. His Tha Carter III spawned “Lollipop,” sold 1M+ first week, and won 3 Grammys including Best Rap Album.

Mannie Fresh

17 concerts

New Orleans producer/rapper Mannie Fresh helped build Cash Money; his quirky, bright beats moved 23M+ units. Started with New York Incorporated (1984), teamed with Gregory D for 1992’s The Real Deal, formed Big Tymers with Baby in 1998, and went solo with 2004’s The Mind of Mannie Fresh.

JUVENILE

22 concerts

New Orleans rapper Juvenile (born Terius Gray) rose with Cash Money and the Hot Boys alongside Lil Wayne. A bounce pioneer, he broke through with platinum 400 Degreez (Ha, Back That Azz Up) and hit #1 with 2004’s Slow Motion.

Birdman

17 concerts

Cash Money Records co-founder/CEO Bryan “Birdman” Williams is a key Dirty South rapper. Formerly Baby in Big Tymers (with Mannie Fresh). Solo albums include Birdman (2002) and Top Ten Fast Money (2005); Like Father, Like Son with Lil Wayne went gold.

B.G.

16 concerts

New Orleans rapper and early Cash Money Records artist, B.G. (born Christopher Dorsey) broke through with the 1999 hit “Bling Bling” from platinum album Chopper City in the Ghetto. He later founded Chopper City Records and released Livin' Legend (2003).

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Hot Boy Turk

New Orleans rapper Turk, of Hot Boys fame, debuted with Cash Money Records in 1996. Known for hits like "Young and Thuggin'," he collaborated with Juvenile and Lil Wayne. His "Drink Champs" interview revitalized his career, amassing over 1 million views.

Big Tymers

Big Tymers, formed in 1997 in New Orleans, features Bryan "Birdman" Williams and Byron "Mannie Fresh" Thomas. Icons in Southern hip-hop, they're known for hits like “Still Fly” and “#1 Stunna.” Their style, merging Mannie Fresh's production and Birdman’s bold persona, has greatly influenced hip-hop culture.