Big Stove Is Becoming a Household Name on the Hip Hop Scene!
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After releasing his new single " Benjamin Banks ", Big Stove has begun to catch the eyes of many. From receiving spins from the Nerve DJs, Big Stove aka Michael Stover is reaching the minds in areas like; Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago, New York, etc. With the speed he is getting from the suspense of Benjamin Banks, We see him climbing the Billboard charts very soon. We actually got a chance to speak wth him and asked a few questions.
What made you become a rap artist?
Big Stove - Well my late cousin Rayshon Ford was a rapper that had unmet potential to make it in the industry. I was his manager at the time just trying to help out the best I can. When he passed away back in 2006, I couldn't let his legacy die with him. So I suited up and tried to get as much out of the industry for him. I had no interest in becoming a rapper before he died. I actually wanted to be a Math Teacher. However, I loved him like a brother and had to help his legacy carry on.
How did you come up with your current song?
Big Stove - I had the music in mind while at work on lunch break. I was really playing around. I heard a Migos song on the radio, and thought to myself "I can do a song like that easy", so I tried it. After coming in contact with K.E. on the Track, resent me a beat toward on. When the nerve DJs gave me the opportunity to perform at their 13th Annual Showcase, my fiancee suggested that I use the beat K.E sent me. So I performed the song live, and people went crazy. Next thing you know I was being asked for a copy of my new song left and right, and now I am here.
Words from the next man to blow up guys. Keep a look out for Big Stove, trust me this will not be the last time you see him. He says he wants to perform at the BET Hip Hop Awards, we'll see if he gets that chance.
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