Big Sean

Big Sean is big in music right now, and if you believe TMZ, he's big elsewhere, too. The gossip site recently ran into the 'Dance (A---)' rapper at LAX, where he didn't say anything to dispel the rumors of his, er, enormous talent.

Chris Brown has been dropping some hot songs for the past couple of weeks now. On April 10, Brown let go his new single, 'Til I Die' featuring Big Sean and Wiz Khalifa on the track. The uptempo track, produced by Danja, will appear on the crooner's upcoming LP 'Fortune,' due out May 8.

No one is safe from or immune to Bieber Fever, and really, why would anyone want to be? It feels so good. The latest victim of the quickly spreading epidemic? Rapper Big Sean.

Big Sean has the Internet going nuts over his guest appearance on the G.O.O.D. Music banger 'Mercy.' The 'My Last' rapper told Power 106 (via Rap-Up) to expect more good music from him including a collaboration with his 'Dance (A--)" partner Nicki Minaj for his still-untitled second album.

Kanye West has likened himself to Jesus Christ through his career – remember his Rolling Stone cover? -- so it's more than fitting for the rapper to release a new song from his G.O.O.D. Music album on Good Friday of all days. 'Mercy,' featuring Big Sean, Pusha T and 2 Chainz, all of which are artists signed to his label, is the first taste of the much-discussed and hotly anticipated G.O.O.D. Musi

Now that Big Sean is officially famous, does he have what it takes to maintain a long-standing rap career? Apparently, his mentor Kanye West thinks so. In fact, he predicted that Big Sean will become the "best rapper of all time."

After conquering the SXSW stage last year, Kanye West made a surprise appearance at the Austin festival Wednesday (March 14) during 2 Chainz's set at the SOB's 30th Anniversary event. Yeezy along with fellow G.O.O.D. Music artist Big Sean jumped onstage to spit a few rhymes for the lively crowd.

Fashion mavens partied in style as Kanye West held his second-ever Paris Fashion Week after party in the city of love on March 6. The always dapper-rapper brought in an all-star of rhyme-spitters to rock the event including Waka Flocka Flame, Big Sean, Common and rising rap star Azealia Banks.

Heavyweight rhyme-spitters Rick Ross and Big Sean will appear on two separate covers of The Source magazine's year-end issue. The Maybach Music Group honcho was crowned Man of the Year by the editors, while the 'My Last' rapper was named Rookie of the Year.

Big Sean has released a new track featuring 2 Chainz in which he promises to 'Keep It Gee.'