The Geto Boys’ Show Is Better than Ever (and ‘Grown’ Black Art Matters)
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The Geto Boys’ Show Is Better than Ever (and ‘Grown’ Black Art Matters)

09 Jun The Geto Boys’ Show Is Better than Ever (and ‘Grown’ Black Art Matters)

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On stage at the Howard Theatre Sunday night, Willie D asked the enthusiastic audience what they thought about the Geto Boys releasing a new album. The crowd yelled its approval and made an even closer surge toward the front, pushing up against the stage with their arms outstretched, hands begging for dap. Willie D and Scarface spoke to each other with facial expressions as if to say, “Well… we got to give the people what they want.”

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