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“The Voice of Trenton: Big Ooh Breaks Down His Journey on ‘The Untold Show’”

Trenton, New Jersey’s own Big Ooh has solidified his place in the hip-hop scene through collaborations with industry heavyweights and a commitment to uplifting emerging artists. In a recent interview on “The Untold Show,” he delved into his journey, notable partnerships, and his latest project, “John Thompson,” which pays homage to the legendary Georgetown basketball coach.


Big Ooh’s career is marked by significant collaborations, including work with Meek Mill, Jadakiss, and OT The Real. These partnerships have showcased his lyrical prowess and versatility, earning him recognition beyond his Trenton roots. His dedication to his craft and his city has made him a respected figure in the music industry.


In the “The Untold Show” interview, Big Ooh discussed the inspiration behind “John Thompson,” emphasizing themes of leadership and resilience. The track features emerging talents El Plaga Bandz, Doe Stackz, Bal, Tyrant Flyy, and Nu Jerzey Twork, highlighting Big Ooh’s role in mentoring the next generation of artists.


“John Thompson” is available on major streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Amazon Music. Listeners can experience the fusion of seasoned artistry and fresh talent that defines the track.


To stay updated on Big Ooh’s projects and collaborations, follow him on social media:

Instagram: @BigOoh

Twitter: @BigOoh

YouTube: Big Ooh!


For a deeper insight into Big Ooh’s creative process and his thoughts on the music industry, watch his full interview on “The Untold Show.” Stay tuned for future projects that continue to showcase his artistry and commitment to elevating others.

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