Big Scarr

Big Scarr, born Alexander Woods on April 7, 2000, in Memphis, Tennessee, was an American rapper known for his contributions to the hip-hop genre, particularly within the sub-genre of trap music. He gained prominence as part of the collective 1017 Records, founded by rapper Gucci Mane. Big Scarr's music often reflects his experiences and struggles, resonating with a young audience drawn to authenticity in hip-hop. His notable works include his debut mixtape, *Big Grim Reaper*, released in 2021, which featured hit tracks like “SoIcyBoyz” and “Make a Play.” The mixtape showcased his distinctive voice and lyrical style, earning him critical acclaim and a growing fanbase. Big Scarr's impact on music was characterized by his ability to blend personal storytelling with catchy hooks, contributing to the evolving sound of Southern hip-hop. His collaborations with other artists and his role in the 1017 label helped to cultivate a new wave of talent in the genre. Tragically, Big Scarr passed away on December 22, 2022, at the age of 22, leaving behind a legacy that continues to influence aspiring rappers and fans alike.