Austin rap crew Geto Gala raises the bar for ATX hip-hop
"Thank God he can read good, and writes great, run the whole entire state with the right bass. Thank God he’s not a chess player, over-thinking (expletive) keep it player, mayonnaise and mustard with the slowed-up sound. Thank God he’s poet now. Poster child you flagrant fouls. Thank God he can run fast and he can jump high ... or else he’d be a dead man." — Deezie Brown, “Sumn' to Say” Growing up in rural Texas, Deezie Brown observed what he thinks of as “small-town syndrome.” Young Black men would either play sports or fall into crime, he said on a recent episode of ...
Source: statesman.com