Geto Boys - The Problem

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{Bushwick Bill, DJ Ready Red, Juke Box}
Yo Bushwick, you know what I'm saying?
Word! yeah, that's it
If I was rocking that jam, boy that's it
We came correct, we came correct
Ghetto Boys came correct on here, you know what I'm saying?
Word! Red, that was done, that was done
Word! word! that was Jeff, right Johnny?
Dig that (Yeah!) cause I'm about you know what I mean..
Yo Joe, no more problems man, it's over man
There's a problem though man
So what's the problem? - problem with this album man?
No! it's not with the album
Problem catching all the fly ladies
No! it wasn't that either
Going on tour man, what's up?
Is it because I'm too short to take shorts? - what's up?
No! man, it's not no problem man
The problem was we lost some homeboys, you know what I'm saying?
Whose been making these records here
Oh! yeah, but that's been taking care of man
Word in life, man
Still one on, still one on
There ain't no problem no more Red, what's up?
I said another problem though!
What? what? what is the other problem?
Come on man! - what's the problem man?
I'm.. I'm too short for a long conversations
I'm tell y'all the problem, man
So what's the problem? - why you're holding back?
Alright! alright! alright!
We're all know there ain't going be going on tour
There ain't going be getting with them girlies
There ain't going be doing whatever
We're going to be doing what making this record, you know what I'm saying?
That's all been said and done so come with it man, no future in fronting..
Y'all want to know what's the problem going to be? (Yeah!)
What's the problem?

{DJ Red Alert adds Dialogue excerpted from the 1983 'Scarface' Movie}
But what to do with all the fucking cash?!
But what to do with all the fucking cash?!
The fucking cash! - The fucking cash!
The fucking cash! - The fucking cash!
But what to do with all the fucking cash?!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha --- Robert Loggia as Frank Lopez

I hope, I have that problem someday. --------- Al Pacino as Tony Montana

You're gonna have that problem, don't worry
Sit down over here. ------------ Robert Loggia as Frank Lopez

{Prince Johnny C}
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Y'all, Y'all, Y'all, Y'all
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Geto Boys is a rap group hailing from Houston, Texas, best known as the flagship artists on Rap-A-Lot Records with the classic lineup of Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill. The group caused controversy over their gangsta rap content but they are credited with being pioneers in putting Southern rap on the hip-hop map.

The initial group consisted of Bushwick Bill, DJ Ready Red, Prince Johnny C, and Sire Jukebox, who were featured on their 1988 debut album Making Trouble. Following the album’s lack of success, Rap-A-Lot CEO J. Prince replaced Prince Johnny C and Sire Jukebox with Willie D and Scarface (who went by “Akshen” at the time). This lineup was in place for the group’s second album Grip It! On That Other Level, which received critical acclaim, including a spot on The Source’s Top 100 Rap Albums of All Time list. Their breakthrough third album, We Can’t Be Stopped, was released in 1991 and featured their biggest single, “Mind Playing Tricks On Me.”

After that album, the three members released solo projects and Willie D was replaced by Big Mike for the group’s fourth album, Till Death Do Us Part. Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill reunited in 1996 for The Resurrection, but Bushwick wasn’t involved in the group’s 1998 release, Da Good, Da Bad & Da Ugly—however, he came back to complete the trio for the group’s next album, 2005’s The Foundation.

Despite conflicting reports earlier in the day, Bushwick Bill passed away on the evening of June 9, 2019 at the age of 52 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.