Bio

It all started back in the late 90’s, with a group called Deep Thought Production, consisting Ra Deep (Rodney Stocks), Deuce, Kezy Boi, Soulja Boi aka Lil One (Ziggy) and Dj Big Tips. During that time period it was a lot of freestyling going on, plus amateur acts. We all were in middle school just experimenting on rap music and everything else that came with it. Then in 2003, I Rodney Stocks started producing tracks prior to that and really learned how to format successful songs. I changed the name to Full Clip Records and expanded the roster when I went to Summerville High School, Deep aka Sigel Slim (Rodney Stocks), Deuce aka P-90 (Lockdown), Kezy Boi, Ziggy, Big Hurt, KsRs, Spike, Pirana, Bublow, Young Stunna, J-Smooth & D-Cutta. During 2003-2006 we put together over 5 hours of material and some was placed on acidplanet for a while. When we was on acidplanet, our songs always stayed number 1 on the dirty south charts, and working and hearing other artist help us get stronger and stay steady. For a local group we had people loving our songs and really living off our songs. We had the entire Summerville High School flooded with Full Clip fans. In 2006 our members decreased to a couple constant members and our exposure gain. My beats got really serious and we got older and our skills became really a talent. Since there was a major change our name change to Ghetto Faculty Music, which made a stronger sound, but not really an underground sound. We wanted to sound more like a major group, so we made major music. We met some people who was already expose to this music industry, sign with talent 2k, but did not receive a deal at all, but was presented a contract that was similar to talent 2k. We went through some ups and downs with the group and we just became stronger and my beats became super stronger. The quality stepped up in a big way and a lot of blessings came through. With the long, but short story told, our saga still continues.