Julius Ross 
Big Mouf’Bo, rapper, actress, humanitarian, and activist joins Kennedye Harris and Gary Langfield Jr. on a special episode of the “From The ‘Go Show”. Bo, an Englewood native, talked about her experience growing up on the South Side of Chicago. She touched on her activism and helpful roots, and her entertainment career as an actress and in music. She appeared in the Netflix Original Rhythm and Flow season one that released in 2020 and has gotten a chance to work on shows like “The Chi” and much more. We also might have new music coming from Bo in the foreseeable future.
Big Mouf’Bo has been active in the True Star community for years. She has supported “From The ‘Go Show,” has attended From The ‘Go Fest every year since its creation as a performer and as a special guest, and has come through to pop ups, open mics, and so much more. She is an active pillar in the community helping a lot of different non profit organizations throughout Chicago. From helping with Touch Gift Foundation to working closely with Cortez Smith from “The Chi,” with his events in Chicago, Bo has not only implemented herself in the community, but she lives up to the hype of Chicago’s Superhero.
Make sure you don’t miss this amazing episode of the “From The ‘Go Show” featuring Big Mouf’Bo. Follow True Star’s YouTube page and watch the full episode.
By Julius Ross, Gardner-Webb University Alum
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