Arkansas Bo
"I speak the truth and the truth is not always pretty.
People will tell you how you need to change and follow the crowd, as for
Arkansas Bo, I stand out because I am Arkansas Bo, the lyricist."
Thunder for Lyrics...
Born Marlon Jennings Jr. IS an American Hip Hop Artist from Stuttgart,
Arkansas (Sugatown). He began his Hip Hop career at the age of thirteen.
He became inspired by the likes of legendary rappers such as Scarface, 8
Ball & MJG, UGK, Outkast, and many more. Bo became a lyrical
monster in his lyrical writing style. His track, Arkansas Sound, commanded the attention of Scarface of the Geto Boys and owner of the
label FACEMOB MUSIC. Arkansas Bo's baritone voice brings thunder to
his brutally honest lyrics that always carry a conscious message.
BO, has always
written his own material. He collaborated with quite a few people, a couple are
607 and Mousequake. Together they are always dope. People don't know that he has always been the type to express
himself in the arts. He majored in art and sculpturing in college. He also
writes poetry and he began transforming his art of poetry into the art of Hip
Hop music. He was inspired by the likes of legendary rappers such
as Scarface, 8 Ball & MJG, UGK, Outkast, and He has opened for
many Hip Hop legends including:Paul Wall, Lil Boosie, Bunn B, Big Krit, Fat
Joe, Tela, Devin the Dude, Scarface, Webbie, 8 Ball & MJG, and more. He
also did major collaborations with Devin the Dude (Rap-A-Lot), Mr. Serve-On (No
Limit), and featured on Multi-Platinum Producer, Keith Clizark's Still Burnin 2
mixtape. He makes it a point with other Arkansas Artists such as; D-Dirt,
Touda, and a special collaboration with E Dubb on the conscious project: Black
Lives Don't Matter.
His favorite song he
has written: is Black Lives Don’t Matter. He loves it because it’s true. He
wanted to help bring awareness to police brutality as well as lift his
community up. So, he and some other artists from Arkansas got together to bring
out the message. Bo continues to amazes
us with his latest album. He was inspired to create one of his most well-known
songs Ubiquitous because he feels
"the state of HIP HOP is slipping. He grew up on Hip Hop so he was taught
to be proud of the culture. The women taught young girls that "black girls
do rock" and now he feels like hip hop is lost on the current generation.
See Into the Future
Currently Bo is working on his next project. He
has a show in Dallas, TX in June of this year. He will be performing live at
Club RBC Deep Ellum. While he is performing all over the United States he
also had time to write his next album :Tide (Tired) of this Shit, and he's
getting ready to go into the studio to record. He and his team continue to
promote his current singles, Man of the Year, Man Say, Livin’ A Lie,
Ubiquitous, and Thick Wit It (ft Devin the Dude).
His work can be found on all available streaming platforms. As well as:
On my Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, @ Arkansasbo and @ArkasasboMusic.
And on my artist website page https://www.blonde-
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