H-Unit
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H-Unit

H-Unit was a rap group from New Orleans that formed around brothers Terrance 'Lil Boosie' Hatch and Torrence 'T-Hood' Hatch, along with Jermaine 'Gangsta'...

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H-Unit was a rap group from New Orleans that formed around brothers Terrance 'Lil Boosie' Hatch and Torrence 'T-Hood' Hatch, along with Jermaine 'Gangsta' Smith and Kevin 'Glockboy' Martin. Their debut single, also called "H-Unit," got some attention in 2009, and they put out an album that year with the same name.

Things got complicated when Boosie was arrested on a murder charge in 2009 and ended up serving prison time. The group managed to release another album, "Back to the Hood," in 2010 while he was away.

They didn't stay active for very long, and their story is mostly remembered for that brief period when their music was coming out alongside the legal troubles. The song "H-Unit" is still the track people know them by.

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