Sogga

Sogga was a well-documented and close friend of Floppa, Justin, Marsel and Shloopa, perhaps contributing to the overwhelming success he would later find in his musical career. Sogga was a respected and talented rapper and often collaborated with childhood friend Big Floppa.Sogga has a brother that goes by the name Baweley, who would occasionally featured the rapper as a guest on several of his podcasts. He also has a son named Soggener Glopnar. His favorite restaurant was Bella Hut.

Sogga's social media presence became remarkably impressive, especially later in his career. His most famous of which was his fantastic Instagram influence, influence, sogga.fortnightly.memes has an account which is still ran to this day by managers of the late rapper.

## Property

Sogga had been known to own a unreasonably large warehouse in Alabama, in which he stored weapons and ammunition in the event of an upcoming civil war. An anonymous poster had released a photograph of the interior of the compound, picturing two Natural Light beer cases, three empty boxes, and a large crate meticulously tucked between two shelves. This picture brought forth extreme and prolonged controversy, as some theorized that Sogga had been secretely purchasing natural resources, promulgated by a label on the large crate reading "Obamium".

## Sogga Online (ISP)

   Thanks to money from his early salary, Sogga bestowed the entrepreneurial title in efforts to create a separate and distinct Internet Service Provider (ISP). The ISP, called Sogga Online, features notoriously quick service thanks to the incredibly high-quality hardware permitting service to run at over 20 GigaZabloings per second. Since the company's foundation, Sogga Online has been responsible for the internet of over 150 million users nationwide, with plans to expand into western Europe and Japan on the way. From the proceeds of the company, Sogga funds his musical career and invests any money left back into the Sogga Online corporation.

## Sogga Appreciation Front

*See Sogga Appreciation Front*

Later in his career, the renowned musician publicly expressed his endorsement of the Sogga Appreciation Front (SAF)

## Musical Career (or what's left of it)

### **With Big Floppa**

At the beginning of his career Sogga featured on many of Big Floppa's early mixtapes as a backup singer. The duo's first major success came with Floppa's debut 2014 album *Flop Fo No Hoe*, where Sogga performs backing vocals and raps a guest verse on the title track.

> Man, I really didn't expect to be a big artist. Back in the 2000s when Flop started rapping about, ya know his hoes, money, and drugs, like, ya know I was only the backup vocal! And people loved us! Fuck, I really can't believe that he's dead. He was a great person, like, he gave me popularity! And money! I was collaborating with people like you, and just, it was a great feelin'. I am glad I could meet him. Rest in peace bro.
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> Sogga talking to Sleepy Shloopa on one of Baweley's podcasts, 2020

### **With Sleepy Shloopa**

Following the success of *Flop Fo No Hoe*, Sogga decided to pursue independence and branch out into other musical genres. He ultimately chose to work with lofi hip-hop artist Sleepy Shloopa. Sogga performed vocals on Shloopa's albums *Sad Poggers* and *Crying in the Floppers because my dad left me**.*** Since then Sogga and Shloopa have publicly distanced themselves after Shloopa announced he wanted to make an all-instrumental album, which is scheduled to be released in 2022. Sogga allegedly had no involvement with this album.

### **Solo**

Sogga has released numerous solo singles in the last few years, most of which appeared on his solo album Sog Funk, released on March 31, 2021. It has an eclectic track list, containing songs spanning the funk, metal, ambient, techno, and acoustic styles. The album was produced by Sogga's sister and close advisor, Wogga. The album was released despite Sogga's untimely death before the release of the album. The sales from the album went towards several charities and funding for Sogga's funeral.