South Central rapper G Perico has established himself as one of the most promising young rappers on the West Coast with his flawless and fresh take on gangsta rap. He first broke out of the region with Shit Don't Stop, a mixtape which XXL Magazine called "one of the best projects to come out of the West", and he lived up to it in 2017 with three albums All Blue, 2 Tha Left, and his collaborative album G-Worthy which combined him with Jay Worthy and hit-making producer Cardo.

Known for his highly detailed narratives of gangster life and a delivery that has been compared to Eazy-E and DJ Quik, The FADER declared "G Perico is the most promising new voice in L.A. rap" and Pitchfork heralded him as "one of the most promising newcomers" while The New York Times describes his work as "gloriously slippery music reminiscent of that city’s golden age of gangster rap."