Bullys Wit Fullys is a West Coast hip-hop duo from the Bay Area, California, known for their gritty portrayal of street life and the hustle of the urban environment. The group consists of rappers Guce and Killa Tay, both of whom have established solo careers and critical acclaim within the West Coast rap scene before joining forces. Emerging from the rich tradition of Northern California rap, they first gained prominence in the early 2000s with releases that reflected the reality of life in San Francisco's neighborhoods. Their style is characterized by hard-hitting beats and aggressive lyricism, underscored by the authentic narratives of life in the streets.

Their recent releases, "Swagga. Its Reel Out Hear!", "The Infrastructure," and "So Hood", continue to build on their legacy, delivering raw and unfiltered stories through their music. These projects showcase the duo's development as artists while staying true to the themes of resilience and survival that are central to their work. With "The Infrastructure," Bullys Wit Fullys provided a more comprehensive look into the complexities of the inner-city experience, combining both personal introspection and broader social commentary. The duo's ability to articulate the nuances of their surroundings has resonated with fans, making Bullys Wit Fullys a respected name in the genre for those seeking authenticity in hip-hop.