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Big Pun

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Still Not a Player (feat. Joe) Big Pun, Joe 03:56
Brave In The Heart (feat. Terror Squad) Big Pun, Terror Squad 03:56
I'm Not a Player Big Pun 03:40
You Ain't a Killer Big Pun 04:14
It's So Hard (feat. Donell Jones) (feat. Donnell Jones) Big Pun, Donell Jones, Donnell Jones 02:52
100% (feat. Tony Sunshine) (feat. Tony Sunshine) Big Pun, Tony Sunshine 03:50
Fat Joe & Punisher - Freestyle Fat Joe;Punisher 02:07
Caribbean Connection Shootyz Groove, Big Pun 03:46
Mamma Big Pun 04:16
You Came Up (feat. Noreaga) Big Pun, Noreaga 03:54

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Big Pun was the stage name for Christopher Lee Rios, a Grammy-nominated rapper whose solo debut, Capital Punishment, was the first hip-hop record by a solo Latino artist to achieve platinum status. Born in New York City on November 10, 1971, he was raised in the Bronx, where he began rapping under the name Big Moon Dawg. After changing his alias to Big Punisher (and subsequently shortening it to Big Pun), he met fellow Bronx-based rapper Fat Joe in 1995, making his commercial debut as a guest artist on Fat Joe's second album, Jealous One's Envy. Big Pun scored an underground hit in 1997 his own song, "I'm Not a Player," but it was the song's popular remix, 1998's "Still Not a Player," that transformed his underground success into mainstream acclaim. Capital Punishment, Big Pun's only album to be released during his lifetime, arrived that same year, selling more than a million copies in America and earning  the younger rapper a Grammy nomination. In 1999, Big Pun appeared on Mr. Serv-On's hit single "From N.Y. to N.O.," as well as Terror Squad's debut record, The Album. He also began working on his sophomore album, Yeeeah Baby. Before the record could be completed, he died on February 7, 2000, the victim of health issues caused by his obesity. Yeeeah Baby was released posthumously in April 2000, with a greatest hits compilation, Endangered Species, following in 2001.