History Music / BoBRapper

* DreamTeam:
** Him and {{Music/Eminem}} on Pt. II of "Airplanes".
** Him and Music/NickiMinaj on "Out of My Mind".
** Him and Music/LilWayne on "Strange Clouds".

In 2010, his first mainstrerm hit, "Nothin' On You" (featuring Music/BrunoMars, who would also breakthrough thanks to his appearance on the song) reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, thus being his highest-peaking hit of all time. He then released his debut studio album ''B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray''. The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and quickly managed to sell 84,000 copies upon its release. The album also produced his follow-up hits "Airplanes" (featuring Hayley Williams of {{Music/Paramore}}) and "Magic" (featuring {{Music/Weezer}} frontman Rivers Cuomo). The former remains his second best-known hit of all time, peaking at #2, while the latter peaked at #10.

* TakeThat: "Flatline" is a Take That at Neil DeGrasse Tyson and everyone else who doesn't share B.o.B's wacky views.

[[caption-width-right:350:He's got the magic in him.]]

B.o.B decided to drop out of school in nine grade in attempt to pursue a music career, but he wasn't signed to a record label until later in 2006 when he was discovered by American record producer Jim Jonsin, who would later sign him to his label Rebel Rock Entertainment. Two years later, he signed a joint venture with Creator/AtlanticRecords and [[{{Music/TI}} T.I.]]'s Grand Hustle Records.

B.o.B decided to drop out of school in nine grade in attempt to pursue a music career, but he wasn't signed to a record label until later in 2006 when he was discovered by American record producer Jim Jonsin, who would later sign him to his label Rebel Rock Entertainment. Two years later, he signed a joint venture with Atlantic Records and [[{{Music/TI}} T.I.]]'s Grand Hustle Records.

B.o.B decided to drop out of school in nine grade in attempt to pursue a music career, but he wasn't signed to a record label until later in 2006; when he was discovered by American record producer Jim Jonsin, who would later sign him to his label Rebel Rock Entertainment. Two years later, he signed a joint venture with Atlantic Records and [[{{Music/TI}} T.I.]]'s Grand Hustle Records.

In 2010, his first mainstrerm hit, "Nothin' On You" (featuring Music/BrunoMars, who would also breakthrough thanks to his appearance on the song) reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, thus being his biggest hit of all-time. He then released his debut studio album ''B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray''. The album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and quickly managed to sell 84,000 copies upon its release. The album also produced his follow-up hits "Airplanes" (featuring Hayley Williams of {{Music/Paramore}}) and "Magic" (featuring {{Music/Weezer}} frontman Rivers Cuomo). The former remains his second-biggest hit of all-time, peaking at #2, while the latter peaked at #10.

* FlatWorld" "Flatline"

* SingerNamedrop:
** He mentions his real name in "Airplanes": ''This is for Decatur, what's up, Bobby Ray?''

** Him and Music/Eminem on Pt. II of "Airplanes".

** He mentions his real name in "Airplanes": "''This is for Decatur, what's up, Bobby Ray?''"

B.o.B decided to drop out of school in nine grade in attempt to pursue a music career, but he wasn't signed to a record label until later in 2006; when he was discovered by American record producer Jim Jonsin, who would later sign him to his label Rebel Rock Entertainment. Two years later, he signed a joint venture with Atlantic Records and T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records.

** He refers to his real name in "Airplanes": "''This is for Decatur, what's up, Bobby Ray?''"
* AWildRapperAppears: He does this in Music/JessieJ's "Price Tag".

'''Discography'''

!! B.o.B:

* OdeToIntoxication: A vast majority of his ''Strange Clouds''-present material qualifies.