Biography
Twin sisters Tonya and Tremethia Jupiter who were born in New Orleans, Louisiana, formed the Ghetto Twiinz in 1995 and were signed to independent record label, Big Boy Records. After their debut album Surrounded By Criminals was released in 1995, they would join Rap-a-Lot Records and Noo Trybe Records. They would release three more albums In That Water (1997), No Pain No Gain (1998) and Got It on My Mind (2001) before disappearing from the music scene.
On December 16, 2010 the Ghetto Twiinz returned to the stage at the House of Blues New Orleans and opened up for Mystikal, another prodigal performer recently returned to the limelight. Mannie Fresh primed the crowd for what was a spectacular display of showmanship on behalf of the twins. The 2010 EP Them People Coming was produced by M. Mosby on the Katrinaville Entertainment label and is available on iTunes, in stores, and at http://www.ghettotwiinz.com/.
November 2010: A video was submitted to worldstarhiphop.com by the Ghetto Twiinz "Rock, Rock".
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