George Floyd’s rap collaborator remembers “legendary” freestyler
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nme.comdied in Minneapolis on May 25 following an altercation with police officers. The incident led to hundreds protesting on the streets in Minnesota, and dozens of demonstrations have now been held worldwide.Speaking to Pitchfork, Ward remembered him as local freestyle hero Big Floyd, a “positive-vibes” figure who was part of Houston legend DJ Screw’s highly-respected Screwed Up Click. “He was a big brother to a lot of people.
He was a peacemaker. A mentor. Just a positive vibes-type person. A real great guy, man, all around.“Big Floyd was already a southside legend in Houston when I met him, because of the Screwed Up Click,” Ward continued. “DJ Screw was the radio for the city.
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