Big Boy

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Big Boy, Bigboy or Big Boys may refer to:

Food

  • Big Boy Restaurants, the overall restaurant chain and franchises
    • Bob's Big Boy, the original California-based regional restaurant chain
    • Frisch's Big Boy, the Ohio-based regional restaurant chain
  • Big Boy tomato

People

  • Big Boy (nickname), a list of people
  • Bigboy Matlapeng (born 1958), Botswanan long-distance runner
  • Perrance Shiri (Bigboy Samson Chikerema, 1955–2020), Zimbabwean air marshal

Film and theater

  • Big Boy (musical), a 1925 Broadway production starring Al Jolson
  • Big Boy (film), a 1930 musical comedy starring Al Jolson as a jockey riding the horse Big Boy
  • Big Boys (TV series) a British television sitcom.
  • Big Boys (film), a 2023 coming-of-age drama film directed by Corey Sherman.

Music

Artists

  • Big Boys, a band
  • Arthur Crudup (1905–1974), American singer and guitarist
  • Big Boy Goudie (1899–1964), American jazz musician
  • Arthur "Big Boy" Spires (1912–1990), American blues singer and guitarist
  • Big Boy (rapper) (born 1975), Puerto Rican rap and reggaeton songwriter born Gustavo Roy Diaz in 1975

Albums

  • Big Boy (EP), by Charlotte Cardin
  • Big Boy (eLDee album)

Songs

  • "Big Boy" (song), by The Jackson 5
  • "Big Boy", a song by Sparks in the film Rollercoaster
  • "Big Boys", a song by Elvis Costello from Armed Forces (1979)
  • "Big Boys", a song by Chuck Berry from Chuck (2017)
  • "Big Boys", a Saturday Night Live sketch featuring SZA, Keke Palmer, Ego Nwodim, Punkie Johnson and Cecily Strong

Other uses

See also

  • Peter Miller (musician) (born 1942), English singer, songwriter and record producer also known as "Big Boy Pete"
  • Big Boi (born 1975), American musician
  • Little Boy (disambiguation)
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