The Geto Boys' single "Mind Playing Tricks on Me" was a national hit. The song made it to No. 23 on the Billboard Hot 100. History. The original Ghetto Boys consisted of Raheem, Sir Rap-a-Lot and ...

Bushwick Bill Of Geto Boys Dead At 52 The Houston-based dancer-turned-rapper, part of the successful trio Geto Boys, was one of the first to bring cinematically macabre imagery to rap lyricism.

Unapolegetic Geto Boys put Houston hip-hop on the map By Andrew Dansby , Former Entertainment Writer July 5, 2016 Geto Boys include, from left, Mr. Scarface, Willie D and Bushwick Bill.

Hip hop group Geto Boys' DJ Ready Red, whose real name is Collins Leysath, has passed away at age 53. Group member Willie D shared the news.

Bushwick Bill, a founding member of the Houston rap group Geto Boys, has died at age 52. Bill's publicist, who was identified only as Dawn P., told the Associated Press that the pioneering rapper ...

Read More » The post Whatever Happened to The Geto Boys? appeared ... hugely-popular Run DMC knockoff and considered the first real southern rap group. The safe Boys shot to fame in 1986 ...

Bushwick Bill, a founding member of the Houston rap group Geto Boys, has died at age 52. Bill's publicist, who was identified only as Dawn P., told the Associated Press that the pioneering rapper ...

The MC was one of hip-hop’s most colorful and charismatic figures, whose macabre lyricism in the group Geto Boys — imbued with horror-movie violence drawn from life in Houston’s rough Fifth ...

Bushwick Bill of Rap Group Geto Boys Dies at 52 After Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis "It's not like I'm afraid of dying. I know what it's like on the other side," Bushwick Bill said in May. By.

Houston hip-hop star Bushwick Bill of the pioneering rap group Geto Boys is still battling cancer, his family confirmed Sunday, after TMZ and others prematurely reported his death. Bushwick Bill ...

Bushwick Bill of Rap Group Geto Boys Has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. The Geto Boys rose to fame in the early '90s, on the strength of hits like "G-Code," "Mind Playing Tricks on Me," "G.E.T.O.," ...

In hip-hop's Golden Era, Geto Boys is credited with putting Houston on the map by pioneering horrorcore — a rap subgenre rooted in nightmarish imagery, physical abuse and psychological horror.