Bam Bino Speaks On Issues With Famo Banga | Curly Savv | 600Breezy | His Single “Only Fans” & More

In this interview, PPhilms taps in with Choo-rapper, Bam Bino, to discuss his life in and out of music. Bam Bino’s rap career had a grim start, fueled by a perspective shift inspired by the death of a close friend. After years of watching the neighborhood old heads spit sidewalk rhymes and gain regional fame, he finally decided to take his talent, and his future, seriously. The return on his investment was almost instantaneous, and Bam Bino started seeing results that same year. At just 17 years-old and after only about a year or two of rapping, the label offers started rolling in. Bam Bino eventually signed a deal with Atlantic Records.
Bam Bino also shares his views on drill music, and who he believes originated the NY drill sound. He confidently names himself as one of the pioneers of the Brooklyn drill scene. During the interview, Bam Bino discusses the industry beef he’s encountered in the last few years, with artists like Curly Savv, 600 Breezy and Famo Banga. He speaks on the growing success of his latest single, “Only Fans,” and announces a new project, set for release late 2021. TAP IN‼️
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