Vintage 90s 2nd Verse Kick It To The Curb 1994 Tour Houston Hip Hop Rap R&B Big Moe T-Shirt (XXL)

Measurements: 25" x 30” (tagged XXL)

Condition: Excellent

Flaws: None

2nd Verse (Second Verse) were an American R&B recording group formed sometime in the early 1990s out of Jack Yates High School in Houston, Texas. Signing with Mo' Family Productions/Mo' Family Entertainment, they cut and released their only single, "Kick It To The Curb", in 1994. It was co-written by Preston "P-Funk" Middleton, Zan, and Parliament-Funkadelic's George Clinton while co-production was between Middleton and Zan, both of whom also played the instruments, and the latter also provided the overdubs. With the beat being reminiscent of that from "Atomic Dog", the song is very clearly influenced by Clinton. As mentioned on the single's cover, an album titled A Legend Is Born, was intended to be released as well initially. But for some reason, it ended up being withheld and shelved, for some reason, instead. Additionally, they recorded their self-titled demo EP, which also remains unreleased.

Houston rapper Big Moe was a member of 2nd Verse before going to be in the S.U.C. (Screwed Up Click) and pursuing a solo career.