Big Rome Shares His Truth in New Single “Who I Am” — A Powerful Look Into His Real-Life Journey

Arkansas native Big Rome continues to carve his name into the culture with his new single, “Who I Am.” Growing up in Camden, Arkansas and now based in Springdale, Big Rome brings over 15 years of experience to the mic—delivering the kind of storytelling only a seasoned artist can provide. Released under his label, Big Rome Entertainment LLC, and produced by ILL MUZIK, this single dives deep into his personal autobiography, reflecting the pain, struggle, and resilience that shaped him.

Big Rome is no stranger to major accomplishments. One of his biggest wins came when “Who I Am” was featured in the Showtime original series House of Lies (Season 4, Episode 8, “He Didn’t Mean That Natalie Portman”). This placement amplified his voice on a national level and spotlighted his ability to create music that resonates across audiences. His most recent project “Mentally Disturbed/Scarred 4 Life“ continue that same raw, honest storytelling, painting a vivid picture of a life forged through adversity.

What makes “Who I Am” especially powerful is its authenticity. The song serves as a journal entry from Big Rome’s life, sharing the hardships he faced growing up and the hustle that pushed him forward. Every bar reflects truth, but his favorite line, “Every rapper ain’t no hood star, let’s get that understood,” stands as a bold statement that separates real life from industry gimmicks. With this release, Big Rome cements his reputation as an artist who not only raps—but inspires.