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Rapper Big Boi on the CW's 'Girlfriends'
Published: Nov. 27, 2006 at 12:24 PM
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ATLANTA, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Outkast's Big Boi agreed to appear in three episodes of the CW Networks "Girlfriends."
The rapper plays himself on the show and discovers Lynn, played by Persia White, as a talented musician he decides to hire to write music, SOHH.com reported.
He is also set to perform a song written by White's character.
The first of the episodes airs Monday.
Big Boi is also currently shooting the independent film "Who's Your Caddy?" in which he plays a rap mogul from Atlanta who tries to join a conservative country club but runs into opposition from the board president.
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