Atlanta rapper Big Bank (aka Big Bank Black and born Rashad Holsey) built a storied career in hip-hop for himself, working with a large network of big-name labels and artists as well as founding his own imprint. He briefly worked with Def Jam Records in 2010, but by that time he'd already started Duct Tape Entertainment, a label featuring his own work as well as releases from Alley Boy and Rocko. While releasing a steady stream of singles and mixtapes of his own, Bank also contributed guest appearances to tracks by Gucci Mane, the Roc, and Trouble. He had a prominent role in the 2013 motion picture Birds of a Feather, a fictional story about young rappers in the Atlanta music scene. In 2016, he returned with The Godfather 2, a sequel to his popular 2013 mixtape The Godfather. In 2017 he released "25 Squares," a collaborative track with Future. ~ Fred Thomas, Rovi