Less is Smo #BigSmo Starring Big Smo on AETV Ep3 Recap

Posted By on Jul 2, 2014

The show opens with a monologue from Big Smo,

“When I was a little boy, I loved Hip Hop my heroes were the Beastie Boys, Dr Dre, Ice Cube. When I told my parents I wanted to be a rap star, they just laughed and said,  ‘Boy don’t you know YOU COUNTRY'”

His lives this anthem: “It takes one heck of a crew to start a crusade!”

“My kinfolk mean everything to me…these are my people who make me who I am….and it’s BIG COUNTRY out here!”

In the spirit of honesty this reality show is completely reality and takes you on a journey of  an artist who is giving you the best of what he is. I recently wrote my first music review because I was moved by his music. If you get a chance make sure you check out his new album “Kuntry Livin‘” available at Walmart on itunes.

In the 3rd episode of “Big Smo” on A&E TV….. Mr Smo is put on the hot seat…literally but it’s scale and he’s standing on it.

“I feel like somebody ducktaped a teenager to my stomach,” says Big Smo.

When a guy’s name starts with Big, he means business. This episode follows Mr Smo through a fan giving him a Pig (yep that’s how they do it in the south), going to see the Doctor, bringing the pig home to teach his kids responsibility, weight gain, weight loss and Country Crossfit with Mr Alexander King.

“I wanna be able to take my shirt off on-stage without making my Sound man vomit.”

I laughed so hard I cried during this episode, and I felt bad.  When Smo is explaining to this Doctor his eatting regime I thought the Doctor was gonna pass out.

Make sure you check out Big Smo’s new album “Kuntry Livin‘” available at Walmart and on iTunes.

Check your local listings to catch Big Smo on A&E TV, or you can get it on demand right here.

“You can tell when something’s real,” says the man known simply as Big Smo. “You can tell when it’s true. And I think what’s made us successful and gotten us this far is that we’re just real people, down-home country folk who really love to make music. People see that.”

Word of mouth, charged by the Internet, meant Smo could count his YouTube views in the millions before he talked to a record label. Low-budget videos showcasing his 32-acre farm, which has been passed down for generations, is his home base HQ. Homegrown in Tennessee, the self-proclaimed Boss of the Stix seamlessly weaves his work and play, his lifestyle and music on that farm, as compellingly as he weaves country, rock and hip-hop together.

His loyal fans – who he affectionately calls his Kinfoke – had better get ready to share Big Smo with an even larger audience.

​The reason begins with the release of his major-label debut (June 3 on Warner Bros. records), titled Kuntry Livin’, a 13-song look inside the mind and music of one of the world’s true originals. Followed by a debut of an A&E original series centered on the country rapper, and it’s obvious this larger-than-life Tennessean has entered new territory – with every bit of the edge that brought him here.

Order Big Smo’s Kountry Livin on itunes!

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Check out the Real Big Smo on his website and make sure you’re following Smo on Twitter!

 

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Author: Jessica Northey

Everyone asks “what exactly do you do Jessica?” What some of my family members say, “she tweets for a living” is my favorite, but really the title that puts food on the table is “Social Media Influencer,” the definition sounds simple, someone who influences others through social media, but I consider myself a Citizen Journalist broadcasting and entertaining with news, thoughts, opinions, delivering information in my own unique way. Famous for my ‘sass wit and straight from the hip’ style I’ve always been called a “Social Media Pioneer” in the music industry. I’m also an On-Air/Online Broadcasting Host and Personality, Digital Media Strategist, Country and Music Blogger/Journalist as well as a Nationally recognized Speaker and Founder of Country Music Chat, News and Views Entertainment Website CMChatLIVE.com. My favorite accomplishment is starting the largest Country Music Hashtag community in the world Country Music’s #CMChat. It all started with a hunch...back in the early 2000’s I would dial up the internet via AOL and join chat rooms whilst watching my favorite programs on TV. Loved watching Reality Shows with my Mom in Tucson, and blowing her mind with how I always knew who was going home on the Bachelor or Big Brother. Don’t think she ever caught on that I was talking to people via computer on the East Coast, where it had already aired. (We didn’t have the uber-spoiler Twitter or Facebook to ruin results and awards shows for us yet.) I’ve been taking over the internet, one tweet at a time and have accumulated over 3 Million followers/friends/fans across all my Social Media networks. Over the years I’ve been consistently ranked as an influential online personality and even named as a Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencer. I was the first person Merle Haggard followed when he got on Twitter and spent the day with Garth Brooks at Twitter and Facebook when joined the social media world.

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