Green Eyez

Green Eyez is an American rapper from Inglewood, California, originally from Lake Charles, Louisiana. He began his career during the "Bangin' on Wax" era and was involved with the group Bloods & Crips, a collective of real-life gang members turned rappers. Green Eyez gained fame with his appearances on "Bangin' on Wax II," which sold 277,000 copies worldwide. His debut album, "High Blood Pressure," featured the single "Ghetto Star," which charted on Billboard's Top 100 Hot Rap Tracks and R&B charts. He experienced significant success with his single "Mama's Baby, Poppa's Maybe," which reached number four on the Billboard Hot Rap Charts in 2002. Green Eyez's music often reflected his life experiences and personal struggles, showcasing his ability to craft relatable narratives through hip-hop.

In addition to "High Blood Pressure," Green Eyez is associated with the album "Me Against the World," which reflects his growth as a lyricist and his diversity in rhyming styles. However, some recent releases mentioned are not directly linked to the known biographical details available for this artist.