Craig G

Craig G (born Craig Curry in Queensbridge, Queens, New York) is an American rapper, known for his complex rhyme schemes and lyrical ability. He gained prominence in the mid-1980s as a member of the Juice Crew, a collective of hip-hop artists centered around producer Marley Marl and radio DJ Mr. Magic. Craig G's association with the Juice Crew led to numerous appearances on their posse cuts, most notably "The Symphony."

Prior to joining the Juice Crew, Craig G began his career as a battle rapper, honing his skills in local competitions. His early style was characterized by intricate wordplay and a focus on technical proficiency.

After the Juice Crew disbanded, Craig G continued his solo career, releasing several albums and collaborating with various artists. While he never achieved mainstream commercial success, he maintained a dedicated following and is highly respected within the hip-hop community for his contributions to the genre.

Beyond his music, Craig G has also been involved in acting, appearing in films such as "Juice." He remains an active figure in hip-hop, participating in events and mentoring young artists.