Slim Thug<\/a>). He is the group\u2019s youngest member. They\u2019ve released many albums and won a number of major industry awards.<\/p>\nBizzy Bone\u2019s Career<\/h2>\n
Bizzy Bone has had a long, successful career both as a solo artist as well as a member of Bone Thugs N Harmony, so we will cover each of them one at a time here, beginning with his solo career.<\/p>\n
Bizzy Bone\u2019s first album came out in 1998. It was called Heaven\u2019z Movie<\/em> and was a huge hit, winning fantastic reviews from critics and ultimately being certified Gold due to excellent, robust sales. He was particularly praised for his smooth delivery, rapid fire rapping skills, and the choruses filled with double harmonies for which he became known.<\/p>\nHis second solo album debuted in April of 2001, and he named it The Gift<\/em>. This was an even more personal album than his first one and focused on the events of his childhood, as well as intimate details of his off stage life. It eventually reached the coveted second spot on Billboard\u2019s<\/em> Independent Albums chart in the United States.<\/p>\nBizzy changed up his style quite a bit for his next album, Alpha and Omega<\/em>, which dropped in 2004. It was heavily influenced by mysticism and spirituality. While it wasn\u2019t as financially successful as his previous albums, fans loved it and it also did extremely well with the critics.<\/p>\nHe followed this one up with a limited edition album he called The Beginning and the End<\/em> before his next wide, regular release entitled Speaking In Tongues<\/em> in 2005. Continuing with the religious themes he\u2019d started working with, the title was inspired by a time he himself seemed to have spoken in tongues while doing a radio interview.<\/p>\nAgain, this album won Bizzy Bone immense praise for the quality of his rapping and writing. Critics particularly like the deliberately low budget sound he was going for with this release, making it sound more raw and real.<\/p>\n
2006 was a big year for Bizzy Bone, seeing the release of three studio albums in just that one year. They were The Story, Thug\u2019s Revenge, <\/em>and Midwest Cowboy<\/em>. The first and third did particularly well, again earning him fantastic reviews and selling extremely well.<\/p>\nIn 2008, he put out another two albums on his own. Ruthless<\/em> was the name of the first. He put that one out independently. Pit Bull and Rick Ross both made appearances on its various tracks.<\/p>\nThe second album was the polar opposite, being put out through the mega corp Virgin Records. It was called A Song for You<\/em>, and got some of the best review of Bizzy Bone\u2019s entire career. Guest appearances on that album included Twista, Jim Jones, Good Charlotte\u2019s Joel Madden, and legendary rapper DMX.<\/p>\nBizzy Bone then appeared as one of the singers in a 2010 re-recording of Michael Jackson\u2019s We Are the World called We Are the World 25 for Haiti, which was meant as a fundraiser for Haiti after its devastating earthquake. Critics and audiences hated it.<\/p>\n
He did much better later that year when he put out Crossroads 2010, his first album to combine the genres of rap and rock.<\/p>\n
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