Ball Greezy

Miami rapper Ball Greezy merges energetic party anthems with thoughtful reflections on romance and existence. He launched his recording career toward the end of the 2000s and maintained consistent output of singles and mixtapes across the following decade, highlighted by the ongoing Bae Day series that extended his activity well into the 2020s.

Born Kinta Cox, the MC shares a comparable delivery and vibe with Flo Rida, delivering uplifting material akin to his fellow Floridian yet infused with heightened emphasis on intimacy and sensuality. Raised in a household centered on music where he frequently played drums next to his guitarist father, Cox began rapping during his teenage years at a local studio that allowed him and his brothers to refine their craft. Initially performing under the name Ball Grimm, he cultivated a dedicated audience in the Miami circuit while collaborating with Gorilla Tek, Trina, Luther Campbell, Flo Rida, Pitbull, and DJ Khaled. His first breakthroughs arrived in 2008 via the tracks “I’m the Shit” and “Shone,” the latter reaching the upper half of Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. Three years later he dropped the project All or Nothing, which included those earlier successes alongside guest spots from Rick Ross and Flo Rida. Subsequent releases encompassed the reflective Feel My Pain 1 in 2015 and its 2016 follow-up Feel My Pain 2, plus the Valentine-oriented and frequently explicit Bae Day in 2017 and Bae Day 2 in 2018, both of which featured Pleasure P, Trina, and Snoop Dogg. The lead single “Nice & Slow,” recorded with Lil Dred for the initial Bae Day installment, accumulated substantial streaming numbers that carried forward into 2018. In 2019 he unveiled Dope Boi Greezy, then resumed the Bae Day sequence in 2021 with a third edition that included Snoop Dogg and Lil Duval on the track “Step On Out.” He sustained his steady pace with Summer in Miami in 2022, Bae Day 4 in 2023, and Bae Day 5 in 2024.