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Big Sean, born Sean Michael Leonard Anderson, is a prominent American rapper who has made a significant impact on the music scene. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Big Sean's journey began when he met Kanye West as a teenager, leading to his signing with West's GOOD Music, an imprint of Def Jam Recordings, in 2007. His breakthrough came with the release of his third mixtape, "Finally Famous Vol. 3: Big," in 2010, which catapulted him to popularity. Big Sean's first two studio albums, "Finally Famous" (2011) and "Hall of Fame" (2013), both reached number three on the Billboard 200, featuring hit singles like "My Last," "Marvin & Chardonnay," "Dance (Ass)," and "Beware." Known for his emotive lyrics and vulnerability, Big Sean has sold over 10 million records and was the first rapper to perform at the White House. His discography includes five studio albums, with his sixth, "Better Me Than You," set to release in 2024. Beyond music, Big Sean has also ventured into literature, inspired by his conversations with Jay Shetty, and has opened up about his personal life, including becoming a father. His authenticity and innovative approach to rap continue to resonate with fans worldwide.