Screwed Up Click, often referred to as S.U.C., is an iconic collective of rappers and musicians from Houston, Texas, closely associated with the late DJ Screw, who was known for his creation of the "chopped and screwed" DJ technique. Formed in the early 1990s, the collective became a fundamental force in the Southern hip-hop scene, pioneering a sound that was deeply rooted in slowed down beats and relaxed, syrupy flows—a style reflective of the Houston hip-hop culture. The group featured various artists who would come and go, but among the most notable were Lil' Keke, Fat Pat, Big Hawk, Big Moe, E.S.G., and Z-Ro, each carving out successful solo careers while remaining part of the S.U.C. family.

Throughout the years, Screwed Up Click has maintained a strong presence in the hip-hop world, both as a collective and through the individual successes of its members. Their recent projects such as "My Favorite Mixtape," "The Take Over," "Keepin’ It Gangsta," and both versions of "Making History" showcase the group's commitment to preserving DJ Screw's legacy while also evolving with the times. "Screwed & Chopped Making History" is a nod to their origins, offering fans a version of the album that harks back to the distinctive chopped and screwed sound that put them on the map. Despite the passing of DJ Screw in 2000 and the loss of some members, the Screwed Up Click has continued to influence the genre and inspire a new generation of artists, all while staying true to its roots.