Z Ro and Lil' Flip

Houston rapper Lil’ Flip, known as the Freestyle King, gained fame with his 2000 indie album The Leprechaun, joined DJ Screw’s Screwed Up Click, and hit national charts with "The Way We Ball."

Joseph Wayne McVey, known as Z-Ro, is a Houston, Texas, rapper celebrated for his bluesy, introspective Southern hip-hop. He blends hardcore rap with R&B, delivering raw narratives in a distinctive baritone. Noted for albums like "The Ghetto Gospel" and "Unappreciated," he earned recognition as one of America's most underrated rappers by The New York Times. Z-Ro is also known for collaborations with the Screwed Up Click and Trae tha Truth.