Grits

G.R.I.T.S. is a Christian rap group. The acronym stands for "Grammatical Revolution In The Spirit", hence the name of their third album. It is made up of Stacy "Coffee" Jones and Teron "Bonafide" Carter. Their style is alternative/southern rap. They are signed to Gotee Records. They have released 8 albums with Gotee, with an ninth one released by Gotee and AudioGoat, including a remix album and a best of album.
Their song "Ooh Ahh" has appeared on the soundtracks to The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Big Momma's House 2. GRITS were also recently involved in !Hero the rock opera. They played the wedding party at the wedding that was to simulate the wedding at Cana.
They have recieved several Gospel Music Association Dove Awards throughout their career. Their first first was "Rap/Hip Hop Song" for "Alcoholic Plagiarism", from Factors of the Seven. The next year they took the same award for "They All Fall Down", from Grammatical Revolution. In 2003 The Art Of Translation won the award for "Rap/Hip Hop Album", and the following year their song "Believe" from the same album took "Rap/Hip Hop Song". They also shared in the "Special Event Album" that year, for their contribution to !Hero The Rock Opera.

Album list:

1. Mental Releases
2. Factors of the Seven
3. Grammatical Revolution in the Spirit
4. Art of Translation
5. Dichotomy A
6. Dichotomy B
7. Art of Transformation (remix album of Translation)
8. 7 (best of album)
9. Redemption
10. The Greatest Hits

Grits is also a progressive rock group, with two albums: "As the World Grits" (1993) and "Rare Birds" (1997).