BIG DICK ENTERTAINMENT
Amplifying Worldwide Music
Record labels carry the torch which is lit by some of the most talented, gifted, and unique musicians of our generation. Big Dick Entertainment is an established Record Label based in the US. Since its founding in 2021, Big Dick Entertainment has stayed one step ahead of music trends, offering artists and producers a trustworthy platform to launch and develop their musical careers. Explore the site to learn more about Big Dick Entertainment.
ARTISTS
YUNG GRIPPY
Yung Grippy founded BDE, the foundation of the label. Unique voice and lyrical style makes him a spectacle to listen to.
BIG BAD JOJO
1 of just a few guys worth collaborating with. Smooth lyrical flow with high lyrical iq.
D.B.A.
Master of lyrics, the ultimate adapter. Damn good rapper to collab with. Mega underrated tbh.
3 CHERRY COKES N’ 4 STRAWS
A experimental band exploring the depths of meme rock, a mix of meme rap and rock.
HISTORY
Yung Grippy founded this shit in 2021. When it was founded, the only artists on the label were Yung Grippy, D.B.A., and Big Bad Jojo (aka. Crow Bro). Big Bad Jojo was once named Crow Bro on hit song IGR, but has since changed his name. Yung Grippy had started his music career after listening to famous meme rap song Subway Sexists by Yung Spinach Cumshot. It inspired Grippy to make some meme rap of his own, in which for his first song he had his boys D.B.A. and Big Bad Jojo (aka. Crow Bro) with him on the song, came out as a banger. Big Bad Jojo’s former name was from a weapon charm in world famous game Call of Duty Modern Warfare (2019). This weapon charm was funny and was a staple charm to use. He changed his name to Big Bad Jojo in reference to the cult classic movie Killer Klowns from Outer Space. As in a scene in the movie, a klown named Shorty pulls up to a biker gang and one of them says “Whooo! Haha! Big Bad Jojo comin’ into town!” Jojo has used this line as his tagline for music. Killer Klowns is also referenced in the title of another Yung Grippy song, Killer Koochie from Outer Space, which featured Big Bad Jojo and D.B.A.