There was nothing more affecting than music in the life of a young Andy Cooper, with the possible exception of sports. Hours spent on the blacktop would offer exposure to rap music in it's infancy and lead to a nearly compulsive devotion. Ed, Dre, and Fab 5 Freddy became familiar faces as Andy amassed a vault of cassettes and music videos that covered all areas of the newly developing genre. Soon he began experimenting with productions of his own and when he met Dizzy and Einstein the stage was set for the 3 piece Voltron-like concoction to take form.

Young Einstein was a music lover from an early age. He began experimenting with his mom's turntables while just a boy genius before moving to his first set of Technics. The legend of his beat digging abilities can be traced back to a time when his massive LP collection was just taking shape. As his spinning prowess grew Einstein came to accept his life's calling as the backbone of a classic hip hop trio. Soon after, he would also embrace his role as owner and keeper of the group's unofficial mascot, the dookie gold rope, value as yet undetermined.

Dizzy's illustrious career as an MC stretches back about as far as the eye can see. Having been fully immersed in hip hop culture from a young age, rhyming has always been second nature for Diz. Growing up on the north side of Long Beach gave him the chance to sharpen and hone his unique flow into a style that would stand the test of time. From the days of chillin on the couch in the back house to touring around the globe, Dizzy has turned a lifelong passion into his profession. As he once put it, "me without a mic is 23 without the Nikes."