The Lacs: Country Rap Music Duo

The Lacs are an American country rap duo from Baxley, Georgia consisting of Clay Sharpe (born August 25th 1982) and Brian King (born May 12th 1977). They are known for their distinctive Southern drawl and lyrical content focused on partying, rural life, and redneck culture.

Early Career

The Lacs formed in 2003 after Sharpe and King met at a birthday party. Both were fans of hip-hop and country music, and the two began working together to create a unique blend of the two genres. Their first album, Keep It Redneck, was released in 2004. The album's title track was an instant hit among their fan base.

Breakthrough Success

In 2009, The Lacs released their second album, 190 Proof. The album featured the single ""Kickin' Up Mud"", which became a hit on southern radio stations and put The Lacs on the map as one of the most popular country rap acts. The duo has since released several albums including Country Boy's Paradise (2012), Outlaw in Me (2014), and American Rebelution (2017).

Collaborations

The Lacs have collaborated with several artists throughout their career. They have worked with Demun Jones on his albums Jones N' Friends Volume 1 & 2 as well as Big Smo on his album Kuntry Livin'. They have also worked with The Muddy Magnolias on their single ""American Woman"".

Legacy

The Lacs have become one of the most popular country rap acts in the US and have created a unique sound that blends hip-hop and country music. They have inspired many upcoming artists to blend the two genres together. The Lacs continue to tour and release new music to this day.