Cashis emerged in the early 2000s as a rap group hailing from Detroit, Michigan. The collective, initially known as "Cash Money Records," consisted of rappers Cashis, Young Jeezy, and Lil Boosie. However, due to copyright issues, they were forced to change their name to "Cashis."
Members
* Cashis: Born Juan Manuel Luis Navarro Jr., Cashis is the group's main lyricist and frontman. He is known for his hard-hitting, introspective rap style. * Young Jeezy: A prominent rapper in his own right, Young Jeezy was an early collaborator with Cashis. He contributed his signature drawling flow to several tracks. * Lil Boosie: Another notable rapper, Lil Boosie provided his raw and emotional lyricism to the group's songs.
Challenges and Controversies
Cashis faced numerous challenges throughout their career, including legal issues and label disputes. Cashis himself was convicted of possession of marijuana and served time in prison. Additionally, the group had a falling out with their label, Def Jam Recordings, over creative differences.
Discography
* The County Hound EP: (2006) * Euthanasia: (2007) * The Art of Dying: (2011) * The County Hound 2: (2013) * Euthanasia 2: (2015)
Notable Track
One of Cashis' most well-known songs is "You Don't Know," a collaboration with Young Jeezy. The track gained significant popularity, showcasing the group's lyrical prowess and emotional depth.
Legacy
Despite the challenges they encountered, Cashis left a lasting impression on the rap community. Their music continues to resonate with fans who appreciate their raw and honest expression.