Like Father Like Son: You’ve got to check out this Ghetto Children Effect video talking about the legacies behind Lil Soulja Slim, Young Juve, TY, and Neno Calvin

[sg_popup id=”23″ event=”onload”][/sg_popup]The Ghetto Children are the offspring of some of New Orleans’ hottest artists.

We’ve heard about sons walking in their father’s footsteps, but this story has a little more depth to it. Melp Boy Media known for his successful documentaries covering New Orleans talent has released a special dedicated to the Ghetto Children rap group.

The group consists of Lil Soulja Slim, T.Y., Young Juve, and Neno Calvin. They released an EP a few years back while building their solo careers. This is a great collaboration for New Orleans hip hop.

Check out the full video below and let us know what you think in the comments.

Mikecol Craige

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