C-Bo
C-Bo
Sacramento Born
He would become one of the most influential rappers during this time and go on to work with rap industry legends such as Tupac Shakur and Brotha Lynch Hung. He would also get to make an appearance on Tupac’s album called All Eyez On Me, which would go many times platinum after its release, shortly before Tupac’s death.
Start Up
He would tour in many night clubs and hot spots in the California area where his albums would gain a larger audience for his sales. After the release of his first album and some touring following its release, his next album was on the way and would be titled The Autopsy. By now, his fans were used to the lyrics of hard drugs and violence and they would compel him to continue his rapping on these types of subjects. These types of lyrics would eventually land him in jail more than once.
The first time he was released from prison, he would be released under the terms that he would not associate with any type of gang activity as well as not promote any type of lyrics that would insight violence. He was picked up by police as a violation of parole with the release of his album called Till My Casket Drops due to its lyrics that would tell his fans to shoot police if they were pulled over. Although this was his second arrest for such type of behavior, his attorney would get the charges dropped based on the first amendment to the United States Constitution.
Continued Success
His fans can find more information on the rapper at his official website where they may also find free music downloads or songs that are available for internet screening. Also on his website, one should be able to find information about his upcoming tour dates as well as what is going to be released in the near future.
Did you know that...
- ...C-Bo has been arrested twice and has one felony on his record.
- ...he has worked with industry greats such as Brotha Lynch Hung.
- ...his birth name is Shawn Thomas.
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