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Artist Spotlight: Boobie Stoops (@Boobie_Stoops ) - Me Oh My

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Boobie Stoops, aka “the kid with the weird name”, hails from the eastside of Detroit, Michigan.  Though born and raised there, he has since moved to Los Angeles, where he is working to break into the music industry. With his witty lines and standout microphone presence, Stoops has started to garner exposure, popping up on several popular blogs.  Most recently, he released “Triangle Offense”, a collaborative album with artists Tone Gold and MJ the Great.  He’s currently working on his next project, which looks to have a Spring release.

Also we got a new track from him called "Me Oh my"Check it out below




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