11/5

11/5 was among the first gangsta rap organizations to appear in the California Bay Area. The trio offering Taydatay, Hennessy, and Maine-O debuted in 1995 making use of their Fiendin’ 4 tha Funk recording on Dogday Information, which presented the hit track “Brousin’,” adopted a year later on from the A-1 Yola recording; both albums had been made by T.C., most widely known for his use RBL Posse. The Bootlegs & G-Sides selections adopted, compiling the trio’s looks on non-11/5 albums. Despite becoming among the Bay Area’s pioneering hardcore rap organizations, 11/5 by no means experienced the common achievement that peers such as for example Spice 1 and E-40 within the past due ’90s.