Bad Azz was an American rapper known for his contributions to the West Coast hip-hop scene. He was a member of the group Doggy's Angels and collaborated with various artists, including Snoop Dogg. His music often featured themes of street life and resilience. Born on June 15, 1975, in Los Angeles, California, Bad Azz gained recognition in the late 1990s. He released several albums, with his debut being "Word on the Streets" in 2002. Bad Azz's style was characterized by his distinctive voice and storytelling ability, making him a respected figure in the genre.