Rapper Bfb Da Packman injects unfiltered humor and self-deprecation into his catchy and accessible songs. • Bfb Da Packman is from the Northside of Flint, Michigan. While hustling in the streets as a teenager, he survived legal troubles and a shooting in the leg. • The stage name Bfb Da Packman was inspired by Lil Wayne, aka Weezy F Baby. Tyree Thomas became known as “Big F**ckin’ Baby.” That nickname carried into his rap career. • In 2015, after getting off probation following drug and gun charges, Bfb Da Packman moved to Houston. He went to work for the US Postal Service and rapped in his free time. • After years of recording in H-Town, Bfb garnered significant attention with 2018’s “Snack Time” music video. Kanye West, Kodak Black, and others shared the clip. • In 2020, Bfb Da Packman and Sada Baby scored a topical hit with “Free Joe Exotic,” named in reference to the popular Netflix true-crime documentary Tiger King.