Trill teamed Webbie up with fellow Baton Rouge native,
Lil Boosie (now:
Boosie Badazz),
and together the two gained an impressive street following with independent releases like "Ghetto Stories" and "Gangsta Muzik". Webbie isn’t sure exactly how many albums they’ve sold independently. "[I don’t know, I just know]
it’s a lot for niggas who ain’t got a deal. I just know it’s been way more hoes comin’ up to me than before," laughs Webbie.
After creating a buzz with their underground albums, Webbie broke into the mainstream in
2004 with hot radio singles like "Gimme Dat" and "Bad Bitch." Boosie & Webbie were soon the hottest unsigned commodity in the South, attracting the attention of numerous major record labels. Trill eventually signed a label deal with Asylum, the independent "incubator" branch of Warner Music Group.
Webbie‘s debut album was appropriately titled "Savage Life". "Everything I rap about is my life," explains Webbie. "It’s like ‘thug life,’ but I call it ‘Savage Life’. I don’t know what I’d be doing if I wasn’t rapping."
Hits include: "Independent",
"I Miss You",
"How U Ridin’",
"Like That", "What’s Happenin’",
"Give Me That", "My People",
"Show Da World", "Bad Chick".
Webbie may be available for your next special event!
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Upcoming Tour Dates for Webbie on Ticketmaster
- December 12, 2026 — Winter Fest Featuring Webbie
Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium, Shreveport, Louisiana
Buy Tickets - August 29, 2026 — Boosie x Webbie
KEMBA Live!, Columbus, Ohio
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