Hobo the Ghetto Bastard (a.k.a. Big HB) Big HB started in the rap game in the late 80s. He released his debut album entitled, "City by tha Sea" in 2003, under At-Last V.I.P Entertainment, an independent label based out of Long Beach, CA. His debut album made number 14 on the Music Review U.I.M.R.A top 25 charts. He also received an overall album rating: of 3.5 / 5 from dubcnn.com. Hobo is currently planning to release his second solo album, entitled "Game by the Bundles" which will be released from his own label Swamp St. Records. This release will be followed by other albums soon to come. Big HB has done songs with artist such as Tray Dee, RBX, Badazz, E-White and many more. Hobo's music has touched people in Southern CA, Northern CA, Franklinton & Hammond Louisiana, Little Rock Arkansas, and as far as Japan with his heart felt lyrics, and inspirational beats. Hobo has performed at various clubs such as the Hollywood Athletic Club, where he helped Kelvin Anderson launch his compilation which was titled after Big HBs song, "A Meeting with the world." Also he has appeared at Club Lounge Rae, Club 49, Hollywood Park Casino, Jim Browns F.O.C.U.S/Amer-I-Can 1st Annual picnic, The Long Beach, CA, Herb Smith Memorial Slow Pitch Tournament, and the Willie McGinniss Super Bowl Party Many people have spoken of Hobo as the second coming of 2pac, but he says he is an artist, deserving of a shot in the music industry. So stay tune for the next hottest thing to hit the Hip-Hop scene since 2 Pac and Biggie.