Lil’ Webbie and Fifth Ward Webbie are some of his known stage names. It was cancelled in 2014, but until then it was one of the most popular video shows made in a countdown format and broadcasted every working day on BET Channel. “106 & Park” was a popular American hip hop music show which run on BET TV and BET Network. In 2011 he was invited to be a guest judge on “106 & Park” but he was banned from the show due to inappropriate remarks and comments towards Rocsi, the hostess of the show.

He starred in the role of the rapper and the other main role was given to Meagan Good, who played a ballerina. He also had a small role in a movie called “Video Girl”. Other cast members were Lil Boosie, Bun B, Nicole Alexander and Tyrin Turner. The film was produced by Courtney Scott and had a $500,00 budget. They came from two opposite sides of the city and at the end of the movie they became partners. The story goes around the war between two drug dealers from Baton Rouge who are fighting for theritoty. Asylum records is an American record label, founded in 1971, which is now based mostly on hip hop artists and publishing their albums.

His solo hit with Bun B became known and often featured in the mixtapes of other artists so he was signed to Asylum Records. This album was sold in over 200,000 copies. The album was sold in over 100,000 copies in the United States.Īfter that they released “Gangsta Musik” in 2004, which contained a hit “Swerve” which was later used in the movie called “Hustle & Flow”. This happened in 2001, and in 2003 he and his friend Lil’ Boosie released their collaboration album under the name “Ghetto Stories”. He was 16 years old when he first appeared on a hip hop album delievered by Lil’ Boosie: “For My Thugz”. This turned Webbie into a more hard and insensitive person who only wanted to succeed.

He found comfort in music but eventually he found friends in the hood who became like family. He missed his mother a lot, although the family tried to make him feel secured.

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