I first was Massakre, but then figured out there were many rappers with a name like that. So, I changed it to Big Butcha. I like cannibal type movies, like Hannibal Lecter. So, I added Big to it, since, well, I'm fat. I also made Butcher to Butcha, for some extra flava.

If I could, I definitely would.

It sure does change it, because if there wasn't internet, I wouldn't be shit, just a demo tape making neighborhood wigger.

I don't think so, especially a mainstream radio one. I consider Psychopathic, SubNoize, and Strange mainstream. Well, at least, in underground, since they are beasting on the indie game when it comes to wicked, and hip hop. If I was considered, I'd only consider that a big accomplishment, because if they liked my music, that means that a lot of others like it too. I wouldn't really do that since I don't like celebrities, and don't wanna be one.

Discography: BloodStainz LP (April 29th, 2007), Youza bi*** (June 22nd, 2007), 2.t3ch.ep (September 3rd, 2007), Visionz Of Reality Mixtape (May 10th, 2008) Tha Night Of Tha Kannibal'z Feast (October 13th, 2008)

Featured on:Hippotown,Super Sonik Rydaz, and Kaotik Kannibalz

Bio: As a child, Butcha describes it as "Being a sissy sweet faggot". Wonder why, since for a few years, he listened to boy bands and pop shit. He wasn't popular at all, just another white trash wigger fat kid, right?? Well, this crazy n*** don't "givva f***", as he says. He got into ICP from Daddy Shank in July 2006, and instantly became hooked to the wicked shit.

Before he was Big Butcha, he was Massakre, before being Krazy K, and Chubbz. In November 2006, after finishing Hippotown: Tha Musical, he was being influenced by the underground likes of ICP and Psychopathic's finest artists. He decided to start a rap career for fun. He was going to release an album, "Not Quite Dead Yet". It would've had 8 tracks, one titled "I Miss The Ghetto", since he moved to the quiet suburbs after 9 years in the loud ass ghetto, proving he should think before he regrets it. So he scrapped that shit.

He later, in January 2007, after creating what would now be Kaos, he thought a better and bigger CD would be suitable. After non-stop listening of even more underground, expanding his horizons to artists like Rotten Mouth, Krash, Necro, Sutter Kain, and more.

At mid-production, Massakre felt his rap name wasn't so great and original. So, making it a little more confusing, he changed it to Big Butcha. His debut CD, BloodStainz LP, was released on the 'net April 29th, 2007. He is not known to many, but has hook-ups with lots of upcoming artists, and can hook up upcomers too, being the founder, talent agent, and more of Kaoz.

Not really much of a great CD, he has made the Youza bi*** 4-track single, and another CD, but good quality CD, the 2.t3ch.ep, going to be 10 tracks.

He is planning a Kaoz Rekordz compilation 2-disc mixtape, Operation: KAOZ, planned for Summer 2008, and an individual Big Butcha mixtape, for late 2007 planned release.

Showing that he got hook-upz, he has decided to collab with many underground artists, such as Psycho Killaz, NIA, all of Kaoz, and etc., on Tha Night Of Tha Kannibal'z Feast, a big 30-track LP, being dropped summer, 2008.

I have a lot of influences. Mostly from biters, posers, haters, etc., because they help me write the rhymes that release my anger verbally and on paper, instead of e-thugging and even harming someone else. I am a juggalo, so I have a lot of horrorcore influences. Here they are.



Sutter Kain, Donnie Darko, Hue Hef, Cypress Hill, Slipknot, D12, Eminem, Insane Clown Posse, Twiztid, ill.e.gal, House Of Pain, Myzery, Run DMC, Killa C, KottonMouth Kings, Tech N9ne, Psychopathic Rydas, Dark Lotus, Mars, Marz, Daddy Shank, BoonDox, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Anybody Killa, Psycho Killaz, Rotten Mouth, Dizzy Stardust, Metallica, Zodiac Killaz, MC Breed, Greez-E, Tommy Gunn, Kandy Kane, Hippotown, 240 Warriorz, KMU, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Niggaz Wit Attitude, Ice Cube, Eazy-E, Inner City Posse, Above The Law, Fall Guy, PayinKilla, Body Bagz, Drive-By, Esham, Lavel, Jumpsteady, Axe Murder Boyz, Zug Izland, Vigilance, John Dirt, House Of Krazees, Project Bord, Project: Deadman, John Kickchass, LS, 2 Live Crew, X-Rated Rydaz, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Soopa Villianz, King Gordy, Playaz Lounge Crew, 2 Krazee Devilz, The ROC, Krash, V-Sinizter, Geto Boys, Bushwick Bill, Three 6 Mafia, Krazy Klan, Skrapz, Corruptive Carnage, Chizzle Beats, Ghetto, Leather Face, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Samhein Witch Killaz, Tali Demon, 100 Proof, G-Child, Fat Jesus $hamrock, Mystary, Wombstretcha, Big Butcha, Super Sonik Rydaz, Chaotix Chaos, Natas, Potluck, etc.

It's so easy. If you have been to Kent, Washington, there are 4 true parts that are ghetto. F*** downtown. Hard. It comes to 4 places that show my lifestyle, and my friends live there. Royal Firs, The Summits, Phoenix Court, and mostly Highland Creste. That has to be the place where there is no hate, everyone has peace, and I love it. A lot of my rhymes are influenced by the ghetto, where I was from. Goodwills, dirty woods, police, BBQs, parties, music bumpin all day, hellll yeah.

I use some cheap equipment now for my music, but it comes out decent. I use a Logitech USB Mic (Radioshack foo!!) that was 30 bones, an electric guitar, drum machine, an electronic keyboard, Audacity for producing and mixing, Virtual DJ for mixing and SFX, and EJay HipHop 6 for beats.