Buc Fifty
Buc Fifty formed in Richmond, California in 1999, originally as a trio with DJ K-Luv, MC Shades, and MC Phat Kat. They worked for several years before their...
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Buc Fifty formed in Richmond, California in 1999, originally as a trio with DJ K-Luv, MC Shades, and MC Phat Kat. They worked for several years before their 2005 single "Go For Mine" brought them wider attention, featuring Mad Child and Kutfather.
Their music connected with the Bay Area's hyphy movement, and they released albums like "The Hyphy Movement" in 2006 and "The Return of the Hyphy" in 2009. Another track, "Putting Check Down," shows their style of straightforward, energetic rap.
They've collaborated with local figures like E-40 and Too $hort, and their lyrics often touch on street life and social issues. The group kept recording into the 2010s with albums such as "The Legacy" in 2013.
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