Born and raised on Detroit’s Eastside, between Hoover and Outer Drive along the legendary 7 Mile Road, Biggest QP is a testament to resilience, purpose, and raw authenticity. His story mirrors the city that shaped him—gritty, unbreakable, and full of soul.

QP began rapping at just 13 years old, drawing early inspiration from the lyrical intensity of Eminem and 50 Cent, the raw street game of Too Short, and the entrepreneurial grit of Master P. He absorbed whatever tapes his older sister passed down, shaping a foundation built on hustle, attitude, and authenticity. As he grew, his sound evolved, influenced by modern icons like Future and NBA YoungBoy, blending sharp storytelling with emotional depth and Detroit street realism.

But QP’s music is more than rhythm and rhyme—it’s redemption. In 2019, he survived a near-fatal shooting that left him critically injured with mental and physical scars that act as a permanent reminder of how quickly life can change. That moment became a turning point, pushing him to transform pain into purpose. His art became a lifeline—an outlet to express struggle, growth, and perseverance while inspiring others to rise above their circumstances.

With his upcoming single, “Live from the Gutter,” QP captures the essence of his journey—from the chaos of the streets to the clarity of survival. His lyrics reflect a universal truth: no matter where you come from, determination and perseverance can turn adversity into achievement.

Proudly representing the far Eastside of Detroit, Biggest QP stands as both a product and a voice of his environment—a living example that greatness can be built from the ground up. Through every bar, he delivers hope, motivation, and the hard-earned wisdom of someone who’s lived every line he spits.