It’s a great place for fans to hear about their experiences as artists and learn more about them.Īs for the Geto Boys, they released Grip It On That Other Level in 1989 and are considered some of the best rap groups ever formed. The Geto Boys podcast is hosted by Willie D and has been running for over a year.
Willie D and Scarface also both have their own solo podcasts. They changed the game and became a huge inspiration for thousands of rappers throughout the world. They were the first Southern rap group that was recognized outside of their hometown, and helped establish the idea that any rapper can have a voice.
They also helped change the way that people viewed rappers. This made them a great group to be a part of and they had an incredible impact on the hip-hop scene. They were also very open and honest about their past. Their lyrics were very personal and focused on their problems.
They also both had drug issues and suffered from depression. They were both raised by their mothers and had a rough childhood. When they were young, Willie D and Scarface grew up in Houston. The conversation was pretty interesting and brought up a lot of different topics including how they became rappers, the differences between being a rapper and being a musician, and what it meant to be a rapper in the 1980s. Willie D then questioned why the song was performed without him since he was one of the writers on the record. Willie D started the conversation by asking Scarface about what he was doing during the weekend of the Grammys, and while Scarface admitted that he was going to the awards show, he didn’t mention that he was also performing their classic 1991 single “Mind Playing Tricks on Me.” He then went on to say that he thought it was unfair that he wasn’t included in the performance and that he felt like he was being slighted.Īfter a lengthy exchange of words, Willie D was still upset that Scarface didn’t include him in his performance and said that he felt like he was being treated as a guest rather than an artist. This prompted Willie D to take to their Geto Boys podcast to argue with Scarface about the decision. When the Grammys recently did a 50th anniversary Hip Hop tribute, Willie D was a little upset because he felt slighted that Scarface didn’t include him in the performance. Was Scarface Right to Perform “Mind Playing Tricks on Me” Without Willie D? He said it was a reminder that the GBR aren’t always included in the spotlight, especially when it comes to rap awards shows. The performance was met with some backlash by fellow Houston-based rapper Willie D, who took the occasion to call out the Grammys for snubbing him. Among them was “Mind Playing Tricks on Me,” performed by Scarface of the southern group Geto Boys. When the Grammys recently gave a 50th anniversary tribute to hip-hop, they featured a medley of songs.
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