Big Twins

About

Big Twins, whose real name is Jamal Abdul Raheem and formerly known as Twin Gambino, is an American rapper originating from Queens, New York. He is closely affiliated with the renowned hip-hop duo Mobb Deep and is a member of the rap group Infamous Mobb. Recognized for his distinctively gritty and raspy voice, Raheem grew up in the Queensbridge Houses and unfortunately lost his twin brother, Twin Scarface, in a car accident in 1996. He made his debut in the music scene with a feature on Mobb Deep's track "Animal Instinct" in 1996 and has since released multiple albums as part of Infamous Mobb. Notable among his solo projects are albums like "The Grimey Collection" (2008), "The Project Kid" (2009), and "Grimey Life" (2018). Additionally, he has collaborated with notable artists such as Prodigy, DJ Skizz, and Twiz the Beat Pro on various collaborative albums. Big Twins' raw and unfiltered style, coupled with his distinctive delivery, has solidified his respected position within the hip-hop community.