Sweet G

Sweet G, also known as George Godfrey, is a pioneering hip-hop artist from early 1980s New York City, recognized for his rapid-fire flow and innovative fusion of disco melodies with rap. As one of the first emcees, he played a crucial role in shaping the nascent hip-hop sound. His influential work, including tracks like "Games People Play" and "Boogie Feelin' Rap," has earned him a place in hip-hop history, culminating in his induction into the National Hip-Hop Museum.