Their struggles, their successes, and everything in-between. It all started when the brothers lost a championship basketball game and, naturally pissed, they sat down and smoked together for the first time. Suitably enhanced, they started freestyling. We took it seriously almost immediately.
Typically of siblings, the duo will give each other shit, even during the interview. The ribbing and needling are good-natured and funny. When we come together our sound is unique. The pair grew up in the South Bay, mostly Hawthorne, but a brief period in Inglewood, as well as a couple of years in Mexico as their parents found their feet. Their mom, they say, worked hard to forge an honest career, while hinting that their pops went in another direction. The brothers fell somewhere in the middle.
Gloriously talented rappers in a region that fully embraces the art form. One of the best out, if not the best. Guapo believes that a powerful scene is developing. The brothers felt that the name fit them, as they work to bridge the gap between Mexican and American people through their art. Put this in the forefront of American culture.
They are, and things are going well for them. Their career took a massively positive turn when they hooked up with Wack and Entertainment. His name is Marcus Black. He heard some of our music, introduced it to Wack and Wack liked it. That led to Coyote touring Europe with The Game. When we came back, we low-key probably took half of it off and replaced it with new stuff that we made during the whole lockdown.
We made some pretty dope stuff. This is all stuff that we do on the side. And more music, man. Music and music videos. Hopefully tour when this is all over. We were supposed to hit the road when we got back from Europe, but this all put a damper on that. Right now, all you can really do is put out music, put out content and stay active like that. That TV show is intriguing, and subscribers to their Instagram page will be familiar with the skits that they post.
