B.O.T.H.

The rap group is composed of two boys; Montez Da Hustla - born November, 1991. He moved to Mchanicsville where he was reared for most of his life until moving to Forest Park, Ga. Lieutenant HERO - born October, 1991. He was partially reared in Fort Worth, Texas and then moved to Atlanta where he was reared partially and then moving on to Forest Park, Ga. The two met @ Babb Middle School in the 7th grade, as associates. One day a dare was made and Montez took it, he bammed the HERO on his back...

The rap group is composed of two boys; Montez Da Hustla - born November, 1991. He moved to Mchanicsville where he was reared for most of his life until moving to Forest Park, Ga. Lieutenant HERO - born October, 1991. He was partially reared in Fort Worth, Texas and then moved to Atlanta where he was reared partially and then moving on to Forest Park, Ga. The two met @ Babb Middle School in the 7th grade, as associates. One day a dare was made and Montez took it, he bammed the HERO on his back and won the bet, in turn making them mortal enemies. A year had passed and they were best friends, you could hardly see one w/o the other and since then it has been like this. In 2006 they began school at Forest Park High School as freshmen, with aspirations of becoming music industry mongols. Sharing the same idea, the two formed a nameless rap group with four people total. As time progressed, the other people became less dependent and the only ones they could depend on were the two of them. The summer of 07' was the craziest summer for these two. They began attending a summer session at a historically black college (which was a spill over of a yearly session). During the summer they did all kinds of things, which included skateboarding in an attempt to find themselves, maybe even as rappers. They came up with rap names that associated themselves with skateboard's hardest and most unheard-of tricks. Montez was Ollie Impossible and HERO was 760 Heelflip McTwist. Even though this didnt last long their goals of rapping still burned intensly on inside of them B.O.T.H. Upon returning to school as sophmores the timing was just right and Montez came up with the name Both which HERO helped to come up with the acronym Boys On Their Hustle. After a long process of getting the proper programs, materials, etc the two were ready to get on the mic. Now all the two can do is be proactive with their music as battery rappers (positive and negative) and keep their faith in God and Mark 11:23-24, because one day soon they will make it as hip-hop/rap's next biggest duo group...