YukMouth
One half of the platinum-selling group The Luniz. Yukmouth struck it big in the 90’s with the cult favorite weed anthem song, “I Got 5 On It”.
Mac Mall
Mid-90’s rappin Vallejo legend noted with helping to keep the Bay Area on the Hip Hop map. In 1994, Tupac was so impressed with Mac’s music that he approached the young rapper about directing his video “Ghetto Theme”
Money B
Noted as having one of the most recognizable voices in Hip Hop, Money B. is a member of the Oakland-based platinum-selling Grammy-nominated rap group Digital Underground (D.U.).
C Bo
Tupac’s favorite rapper. When Pac was grooming The Outlawz he gave them a cd of C-Bo and told them to study his lyrics.
E.D.I. Mean
An original member of Tupac’s group The Outlawz. Named by Tupac after the Ugandan President, an enemy of the U.S., E.D.I. Mean appeared with Pac on popular songs like “Bomb First”, “Hit Em Up”, “Tradin’ War Stories”, “When We Ride”, “Thug Passion” and more.
Macadoshis
One of the six members of Tupac’s Rap Group Thug Life. They signed with Interscope Records and released the LP Thug Life Volume 1 on October 11, 1994. Macadoshis was featured on singles, “Bury Me a G”, “Don’t Get It Twisted”,”Shit Don’t Stop”, “Cradle to the Grave”, “How Long Will They Mourn Me?”
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