Famouz

A former professional soccer player using the NFL’s GAMBLING as well as the AFL’s Nashville Kats, Reggie Stephens — aka Famouz — differs from most athlete-turned-musicians for the reason that he aspired to create music prior to his athletic profession got off the bottom. He started rapping at age 12 and opened up for E-40 3 years later. Focus on soccer (he went to Rutgers before going pro) positioned rapping on the trunk burner, but he often got it on his brain and funneled a few of his profits into his initial interest. Ghetto Passport, his initial album, premiered in 2007 (for the Globe Jam label), offering guest areas from E-40, Bun B, as well as Jon Bon Jovi.