The date was August 7, 2016. Long time collaborators and members of legendary Detroit crew Fat Killahz, Bang Belushi and King Gordy had a vision. A vision of injecting the streets with a highly concentrated dosage of raw hip-hop unlike anything that has been heard.
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That vision was Herojuana. The next step was to find a producer prolific and talented enough to carry the weight and create a suitable soundscape worthy of greatness. Foulmouth was the answer. The three met on that sunday strapped with a dispensary worth of herb ready to rewrite hip-hop history. In one day Bango and Gordy barreled through Foulmouth tracks crafted equally to fit each of their respective styles.
At the end of the day the result was a musical masterpiece ready to be absorbed by the world.
Contents. Early life Bizarre was born Rufus Arthur Johnson on July 5, 1976 in. Bizarre grew up living with his single mother. He started rapping when he was in fifth grade. His teacher thought he was talking to himself, and began calling him 'Bizarre'. In 1995, he joined the rap group with neighborhood friends, Karnail 'Bugz' Pitts, Carlos 'Fuzz Scoota' Rabb, and Von 'Kuniva' Carlisle. He also met through Proof.
Bizarre used to attend a club on Friday nights called 'The Shelter' in, where were held. Career 1990s-2000’s Bizarre featured on D12's first EP in 1996 titled The Underground EP, before going on to release his debut solo EP titled in 1997. In 2001, D12 released their debut album,.
In 2004, he was a part of the second studio album of D12 titled. Bizarre then released his first official studio album in 2005 titled.
Hannicap Circus received mixed reviews, however they were mostly bad. He also appeared on Eminem's compilation album, on a track called 'Murder' that also featured Kuniva, released in December 5, 2006. Following the death of rapper Proof in April 2006, D12 became inactive for some time. In 2007, Bizarre released his second studio album called. In 2008, Bizarre and D12 recorded their first official mixtape titled Return of the Dozen. A sequel titled Return of the Dozen Vol. 2 followed in 2011.
2010s In 2010, Bizarre released his third studio album on, titled. The album is more reality-based on actual situations throughout Bizarre's early life and career, thus the album is more than his previous releases. The album features guest appearances from Seven the General, Tech N9ne, Kuniva, and more.
The first single released was 'Believer' with Tech N9ne & Nate Walker. The second official single for the album was 'Rap's Finest' featuring Kuniva, Seven the General, &. However, for unexplained reasons, would not appear on the album version of the single or the video.
Bizarre, along with, formed a hip hop duo called The Davidians. The Davidians were featured on 's mixtape,. The duo is currently signed to under the name. Bizarre was featured in 's music video with, King Gordy, Sean Strange and Meth Mouth. In 2010, Bizarre was featured on the single 'Be a Legend' with Russian hip-hop group Red Family MC'z. In 2011, Bizarre was featured on the track 'Shock Em' with underground rap group Bankrupt Records for the album Double Vision.
In 2012, Bizarre released his fourth mixtape, titled This Guy's a Weirdo, which includes a song titled 'Justin Bieber' featuring King Gordy that was released along with a music video via Reel Wolf. In the song, Bizarre fantasizes about raping and murdering Canadian singer. In 2011, Bizarre claimed D12 mate hired people to investigate fellow D12 member social media accounts because of comments he made about. This led to Fuzz leaving D12.
In 2014, he released a song called 'Pray for Me' for his upcoming album. His Lace Blunts 2 mixtape was released in March 2014, with nineteen tracks featuring guest artists such as of their group D12, King Gordy, and Big T. Bizarre was featured on an international collaboration track called 'Fuck the DJ' by UK rapper Blacklisted MC also featuring, (from Pakistan) and Uzimon (from Bermuda) the song was premiered on music website Noisey from in October 2014. Later in the year he wrote a verse alongside Detroit artists and Jeremiah Ferguson for their song 'Whats Right'. In 2014, he was featured on the single 'Open Heart Surgery' by rapper. It was released under and it won the award for 'Song of the Year' at the 12th Underground Music Awards in.
He has also made an appearance on a track titled 'In Yo Behind' by Struggle Da Preacher which was released on Struggle's album Ups'n'Downs on June 30, 2014. In July 2015 they shot a video for it in. Mike ADHD 'Frag Out' featuring Young Dirty Bastard, Baby Eazy E and Bizarre. In August 2017, The Keepaz of the Krypt (One Man Kru & Kapital Z) single 'Diaries of the Whack Emcees' feat. Bizarre of D12 was released on all digital media outlets as well as One Man Kru's bandcamp page.
The song garnered over 1 million plays on SoundCloud in its first week of release. The track was released just two weeks before it was announced that Bizarre had signed to. In May 2018, Bizarre released music video 'Cocaine In Miami' directed. In September 2018, Bizarre featured in the single 'Weirdo (feat.
Bizarre)' by No Concept on label, Technique Recordings. Also in September 2018, Bizarre made headlines again with by releasing his own diss track aimed towards, and during the MGK and Joe Budden vs.
Eminem beef of 2018. Bizarre's diss track titled 'Love Tap' was released as a single everywhere on September 18, 2018. Bizarre also signed a deal for his podcast “The Bizarre World Podcast” with // Discography. See also:. (with ) (2001).
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Hate Music (2008). Liquor, Weed & Food Stamps (2008). A Pre-Coney Island Mixtape (2009). This Guy's a Weirdo (2012). Lace Blunts (2013). Lace Blunts 2 (2014).
Dab Life (2015). Tweek Sity (2015). Tweek Sity 2 (2017). Foul Mouth (with as ) (2017). Pill God (2018).
Lace Blunts 3 (TBR). Weirdo (TBR) Collaboration singles. Where da Hoes at?
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