Krayzie Bone

A member of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, rapper Krayzie Bone was born Anthony Henderson in Cleveland, Ohio. Also known as LeathaFace and The Sawed-Off Gangsta, he joined Bone Thugs-N-Harmony in 1993, debuting a year later with the EP "Creepin'" on "Ah Come Up." Subsequent LPs, including 1995's E 1999 "Eternal" and 1997's "The Art of War," launched the group to rap superstardom, and as the decade drew to a close, Krayzie Bone issued his solo debut, "Thug Mentality," in 1999. Inner demons and life on the street were the main topics of 2001's "Thug on da Line." Its follow-up, "Gemini: Good vs. Evil," was originally slated for a 2004 release but was delayed until early 2005 when Krayzie Bone got to the opportunity to record some tracks for the album with his old crew members Wish Bone and Bizzy Bone.

A year later he was featured on the Grammy Award-winning song "Ridin'" by Chamillionaire, while that year's Bone Thugs-N-Harmony album, "Thug Stories," launched a steady stream of releases — and supporting tours — from the group. Krayzie Bone finally returned to his solo career in 2015 with "Chasing the Devil," an album released by the eOne label. In 2017, he teamed up with Bizzy Bone for New Waves, which they issued as an official Bone Thugs-N-Harmony album. That same year — in the same week, no less — he released "Thug Brothers 2," a collaboration with Young Noble of the Outlawz, as well as his sixth mixtape, "Eternal Legend."

Aside from music, Krayzie Bone has since then ventured into the business world. In 2018 he signed a deal to distribute his digital media company, "Krayzie Bone Media,” with The Digital Soapbox Network. In 2019 he started the conspiracy podcast "#TruthTalks" which has garnered a large online following.