Big Sean is an influential American rapper, songwriter, and record producer from Santa Monica, California. He gained prominence in the hip-hop scene after being discovered by Kanye West in 2007, leading to his signing with West's label, G.O.O.D. Music. Big Sean's debut album, Finally Famous (2011), featured hit singles like "My Last" and "Marvin & Chardonnay," establishing him as a significant figure in contemporary hip-hop. Known for his distinctive flow and introspective lyrics, he has released several successful albums, including Hall of Fame (2013), Dark Sky Paradise (2015), and Detroit 2 (2020), the latter receiving critical acclaim and commercial success. Big Sean has collaborated with numerous artists across genres, including Drake, Jhené Aiko, and Lil Wayne, and is recognized for his contributions to the genre, addressing themes of ambition, mental health, and personal growth in his music. His ability to blend catchy hooks with thoughtful narratives has solidified his place in the music industry.