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“I was four years old,” Nef the Pharaoh remembers. “I did the Vallejo High School talent show and I won first place. I wasn’t even able to attend high school, I was in preschool. I said a rap, and I got a standing ovation. I got front page on the Vallejo Times-Herald newspaper in 1999.”
Not many people can claim such an early start to their rap career, but Nef the Pharaoh is an outlier by almost any measure. The Vallejo native is fresh off of his self-titled EP, which was issued through E-40’s Sick Wid It Records. That tape spawned a hit in “Big Tymin,” a Cash Money-nodding anthem that became a favorite with both critics and fans.
With follow up hits with industry heavy weights, Nef is bringing his sound to San Francsisco. This 18- show is a special chance to see a rising star as he climbs to the top of the game.
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“I was four years old,” Nef the Pharaoh remembers. “I did the Vallejo High School talent show and I won first place. I wasn’t even able to attend high school, I was in preschool. I said a rap, and I got a standing ovation. I got front page on the Vallejo Times-Herald newspaper in 1999.”
Not many people can claim such an early start to their rap career, but Nef the Pharaoh is an outlier by almost any measure. The Vallejo native is fresh off of his self-titled EP, which was issued through E-40’s Sick Wid It Records. That tape spawned a hit in “Big Tymin,” a Cash Money-nodding anthem that became a favorite with both critics and fans.
With follow up hits with industry heavy weights, Nef is bringing his sound to San Francsisco. This 18- show is a special chance to see a rising star as he climbs to the top of the game.
18+ Event. ID required
“I was four years old,” Nef the Pharaoh remembers. “I did the Vallejo High School talent show and I won first place. I wasn’t even able to attend high school, I was in preschool. I said a rap, and I got a standing ovation. I got front page on the Vallejo Times-Herald newspaper in 1999.”
Not many people can claim such an early start to their rap career, but Nef the Pharaoh is an outlier by almost any measure. The Vallejo native is fresh off of his self-titled EP, which was issued through E-40’s Sick Wid It Records. That tape spawned a hit in “Big Tymin,” a Cash Money-nodding anthem that became a favorite with both critics and fans.
With follow up hits with industry heavy weights, Nef is bringing his sound to San Francsisco. This 18- show is a special chance to see a rising star as he climbs to the top of the game.
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“I was four years old,” Nef the Pharaoh remembers. “I did the Vallejo High School talent show and I won first place. I wasn’t even able to attend high school, I was in preschool. I said a rap, and I got a standing ovation. I got front page on the Vallejo Times-Herald newspaper in 1999.”
Not many people can claim such an early start to their rap career, but Nef the Pharaoh is an outlier by almost any measure. The Vallejo native is fresh off of his self-titled EP, which was issued through E-40’s Sick Wid It Records. That tape spawned a hit in “Big Tymin,” a Cash Money-nodding anthem that became a favorite with both critics and fans.
With follow up hits with industry heavy weights, Nef is bringing his sound to San Francsisco. This 18- show is a special chance to see a rising star as he climbs to the top of the game.
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