Hurricane Chris Feat. The Game, Lil' Boosie, Baby, Angie Locc (Lava House) And Jadakiss music video A Bay Bay (Ratchet Remix)
Hurricane Chris Feat. Boxie music video Playas Rock
Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies music video Headboard
David Banner Feat. Chris Brown - Soulja Boy Tell 'Em - Lil' Josh And Ernest Feat. Hurricane Chris And Diamond music video Get Like Me - Donk - Jigga Juice
Lil' Josh And Ernest Feat. Hurricane Chris music video Jigga Juice
Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies music video Headboard
Beyonce Feat. Lady GaGa - Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies - Chris Brown Feat. Lil' Wayne And Swizz Beatz music video Video Phone (Extended Remix) - Headboard - I Can Transform Ya
Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies music video Headboard
Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies music video Headboard
Hurricane Chris Feat. Mario And Plies music video Headboard
Plies - Hurricane Chris Feat. Big Poppa Of Ratchet City - Webbie music video I Am The Club - The Hand Clap - Independent
Hurricane Chris music video Halle Berry (She's Fine)
Hurricane Chris Feat. Superstarr music video She's Fine
Hurricane Chris Feat. Superstarr music video Halle Berry (She's Fine)
Hurricane Chris Feat. Superstarr music video She's Fine
Hurricane Chris Feat. Superstarr music video She's Fine
Hurricane Chris music video A Bay Bay
Hurricane Chris Feat. Boxie music video Playas Rock
Hurricane Chris Feat. The Game, Lil' Boosie, Baby, Angie Locc (Lava House) And Jadakiss music video A Bay Bay
Hurricane Chris music video A Bay Bay
Lil' Josh And Ernest Feat. Hurricane Chris music video I Got That Jigga Juice
Rapping since he was just nine years old, Shreveport, LA's Hurricane Chris burst onto the national scene in 2007 with his catchy single "A Bay Bay." After gaining some local attention with his indie singles "Ya Hear Me" and "Yep" along with some mixtape appearances, Hurricane Chris caught local legend DJ Hollyhood Bay Bay being welcomed at a club with the audience chanting "Hey Bay Bay!" Hollyhood was a leader of Shreveport's ratchet movement ( Shreveport's version of crunk or hyphy ) of which Chris was already a member, having joined the Lava House promotion crew and record label, based in the infamous Cedar Grove neighborhood. As Lava House was releasing the successful singles "Ratchet" and then the "Ratchet" remix with Lil' Boosie, Chris was transforming the chant he heard into a saying, "A Bay Bay," which became the Shreveport version of "fo sho." The saying turned into a Lava House single and caught the ear of Atlanta's Mr. Collipark. Thanks to Collipark, the now 18-year-old Hurricane Chris signed a deal with J Records in 2007. His debut album, 51/50 Ratchet, appeared late that year.
