Big Boogie

Big Boogie (born John Lotts) is an American rapper and songwriter known for his gritty Southern style, emotional storytelling, and high-energy performances. Hailing from Louisiana and later based in Memphis, Tennessee, Big Boogie’s music reflects his real-life struggles, street experiences, and personal growth.

He began gaining traction in the late 2010s through independent releases and social media buzz, eventually catching the attention of fellow Memphis rapper Yo Gotti. Boogie signed to Yo Gotti’s label, Collective Music Group (CMG), which helped elevate his career to a wider audience.

Big Boogie broke through with projects like Final Nightmare and Underrated, showcasing his blend of melodic rap and raw lyricism.

Songs such as “Mental Healing” and “Pop Out” highlight his ability to switch between introspective themes and club-ready anthems. His authenticity and vulnerability—often speaking on pain, loss, and perseverance—have made him especially relatable to fans.

Known for his energetic stage presence and distinctive voice, Big Boogie continues to rise as a prominent figure in Southern hip-hop, representing Memphis’s modern rap scene while staying rooted in his personal story.