Big Daddy Kane

American rapper, producer, and actor

Big Daddy Kane - Performers & Entertainers born September 10th, 1968
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A prominent figure in hip hop, gained recognition in the late 1980s. Released the influential album 'Long Live the Kane' in 1988, which included hits such as 'Ain't No Half-Steppin'' and 'Smooth Operator'. Contributed to the evolution of rap with a unique blend of intricate lyrical style and charismatic stage presence. Acted in films like 'Posse' and participated in various collaborations that highlighted versatility in the genre.

Released the album 'Long Live the Kane'

Produced influential tracks like 'Ain't No Half-Steppin''

Appeared in the film 'Posse'

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