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Big Moochie Grape Releases New Video “Living Legend”

Feeling Himself After His Release From Prison, the Memphis Artist Is In A League Of His Own in the Latest Music Video from East Haiti Baby: Incarcerated

Renowned for his dynamic personality and hard-hitting bars, Big Moochie Grape is a one-of-a-kind rapper. Standing on his singular status, the Paper Route Empire artist shares “Living Legend,” the new music video from East Haiti Baby: Incarcerated. Over minimalist yet menacing keys and thudding drums, courtesy of Memphis producer Ayoza, Moochie spells out what sets him apart from the rest and proves why he deserves legend status: “Got rich quick off that rap sh*t lil b*tch hell nah I ain’t stressin.” In the video, directed by 2BrosFilms, Moochie lives the life of a legend, showing off at a photoshoot, whipping through the streets, and hanging with his crew.

The “Living Legend” video is Moochie’s first release since his first-day-out single “Wake Em Up” and its viral From The Block performance (640k views). The tracks continues a saga that started with Moochie’s new project, East Haiti Baby: Incarcerated, the follow-up to 2022’s East Haiti Baby.The high-octane mixtape welcomes guest verses exclusively from other incarcerated rappers, including YFN Lucci, who who turns in a sing-song counterpoint to Moochie’s machine gun patter on “I Made It,” Rio Da Yung OG on “Bars,” a Memphis-meets-Michigan-style banger, and his PRE cohort Big Unccc, who tears it up on “L.A. Lakers.” Notably, the project welcomes an interlude from C-Murder, a close friend of Moochie’s late mentor Young Dolph, the No Limit soldier who has been locked up for decades and has much wisdom to share. Honoring the project’s themes, Big Moochie Grape and Paper Route Empire partnered with the Bail Project , a non-profit that advocates for bail reform and provides free bail assistance to those in need, in December 2023, matching donations up to $20k. Featuring an additional guest appearance from Bankroll FreddieEast Haiti Baby: Incarcerated is available all on platforms via Paper Route Empire.

Now that he’s free, Big Moochie Grape is hellbent on stepping on necks throughout 2024 and beyond. Stay tuned for much more music from the East Memphis rapper as the year moves along.

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Terrell Thomas, Founder + CEO of These Urban Times, is a journalist, activist, and sports historian. He has worked with some of the largest brands in sports, entertainment, and tv/film. He lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife and two children.

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