Exclusive Interview w/ Bigg Baggz

Send us Fan MailBigg Baggz shares his powerful journey from betrayal and federal prison to music success and entrepreneurship, offering wisdom on resilience and transformation along the way.• Bigg Baggz  (formerly 704 Bags) was set up by someone he'd known for 20 years who wore a wire during a drug transaction• After signing a music deal with Sony One 9 Music in February 2021, he was arrested in March and served nearly four years in federal prison• His label stood by him throughout his incarceration, even using his music to secure a distribution deal with Rock Nation• Time in prison taught him to appreciate small things and remain humble—"When I went in, I was 704 Bags, but when I got to the feds, he died"• His clothing brand "Good and Evil" represents life's duality with a logo featuring a baby with both angelic and devilish elements• Currently promoting his "650 I Pack" with three singles, with the Good and Evil LP scheduled for May and a documentary premiering May 4th• Aims to create positive outlets for youth in his hometown to provide alternatives to street lifeStream Bigg Baggz ' music everywhere and follow him at @biggbaggz on all platforms. Check out his clothing line at GoodXEvil.net or at Shop 1541 in Charlotte.Support the showFollow us on social media www.instagram.com/noadvisorypodcast