The Geto Boys

The Geto Boys are a pioneering American hip-hop group from Houston, Texas, formed in the late 1980s. Known for their gritty lyrics and storytelling, they often explore themes like urban life, violence, mental health, and social issues. Their style combines raw, energetic rapping with a focus on real-life struggles, which helped influence the genre. The group includes members Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill. Despite controversy over their explicit content, they are credited with helping shape Southern hip-hop and gaining respect for their candid, impactful music.