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FBG Bigga candidly discussed his tumultuous upbringing in Chicago and the lasting impact of his father's murder. Growing up on the North Side, near the Gold Coast, Bigga recounted the chaotic environment that followed the demolition of local projects, which scattered communities and exacerbated disorder. Raised solely by his mother after his father's murder when he was just two years old, Bigga admitted to brief memories but largely grew up without his dad's presence. He leaned on uncles and community members for guidance, filling the void left by his father's absence. Despite knowing the specifics of his father's death and who was responsible, Bigga has chosen not to harbor resentment. He views it as part of the harsh realities of street life.
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