Who is Baby Bash?

Baby Bash (real name Ronald Ray Bryant) is a 45 year old Latin-American hip-hop artist from Vallejo, California. He first gained mainstream recognition with his 2003 single “Suga Suga” and since then he has gone on to collaborate with some of the biggest names in the industry such as T-Pain, E-40 and Akon. His unique blend of Latin and hip-hop music has earned him a devoted following and critical acclaim.

Early Life

Baby Bash was born in Vallejo, California in 1974. His mother was Mexican and his father was African American. Growing up, he was heavily influenced by both cultures and cites them as major influences on his music. As a child, he was interested in basketball but eventually found himself gravitating towards music. He started writing rhymes in elementary school and eventually began recording professionally when he was 18.

Ascent to Fame

In 2003, Baby Bash released his debut album Tha Smokin' Nephew which featured the hit single “Suga Suga”. The song quickly became a radio hit and propelled him to stardom. He followed up this success with several other albums including 2004's Super Saucy, 2005's Cyclone, 2006's Super Saucy 2: The Remixes and 2007's Cyclone Remixes. He also collaborated with other artists such as Paul Wall and Frankie J.

Recent Projects

In recent years, Baby Bash has continued to make music and collaborate with other artists. In 2016, he released his most recent album titled Don't Panic It's Organic which featured appearances from T-Pain, E-40 and Akon among others. He has also been featured on television shows such as Lopez Tonight and Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Legacy

Baby Bash is one of the most successful Latin rappers of all time. His unique sound and collaborations with popular artists have made him a household name in hip-hop circles. His influence can be seen in the music of many up and coming Latin rappers.