Hip-Hop/Rap
Baby Bash
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Baby Bash currently has 9 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Sunday, August 17, 2025 at Garden Amp in Garden Grove, CA, United States.
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![Watch Suga Suga (Edited Version) [Edited] music video by Baby Bash & Frankie J](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video116/v4/26/51/26/26512629-415a-5f38-67b3-a86c191d96a1/dj.sofgwbkz.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Suga Suga (Edited Version) [Edited] music video by Baby Bash & Frankie J")
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About Baby Bash
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Hip-Hop/Rap
Rapper and singer Baby Bash spent nearly a decade in the California and Texas underground scenes before becoming a pop-savvy hitmaker and collaborating with the likes of T-Pain, Akon, and Frankie J.
• Before he found gold and platinum success, Baby Bash was known as Baby Beesh—a nickname derived from the Mitsubishi car he once drove around the Bay Area.
• In the ’90s, before going solo, he was in the groups Potna Deuce and Latino Velvet, a project with N2DEEP’s Jay Tee.
• Early in his career, he relocated from Vallejo, California, to Houston after visiting Texas to work with rapper South Park Mexican. He eventually signed to SPM’s Dope House Records.
• In 2003, Baby Bash teamed with future Ariana Grande producer Happy Perez for “Suga, Suga.” The melodic track led to a $250,000 Universal Records deal.
• Baby Bash earned his first gold plaque for his 2003 major label debut album, Tha Smokin’ Nephew. The Universal-backed album features C****o Bling and Frankie J.
• In 2007, Baby Bash scored a second smash with the Lil Jon–produced, T-Pain–assisted “Cyclone.”
• He guested alongside Jennifer Lopez on Santana’s 2008 track “This Boy’s Fire.”
• In 2017, Bash reunited with “Suga, Suga” collaborator Frankie J for an independently-released joint effort, Sangria.
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