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Flesh-n-Bone

Rapper

Interests

Music

Characteristics

Adaptable Curious Communicative Witty Sociable Intellectual

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1973-06-10
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MiniBio

Born Stanley Howse, the name behind the stage persona Flesh-n-Bone, has made a lasting mark in the world of hip hop. Known widely as Flesh-n-Bone, he emerged from Ohio with raw talent and an unmistakable voice that helped define the sound of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. As a core member of the group, Flesh-n-Bone contributed to their debut album released in 1993, which set the foundation for their meteoric rise. But it was two years later, with the release of E. 1999 Eternal, that Flesh-n-Bone and the group truly exploded onto the mainstream scene—the album went multi-platinum and soared to number one on the U.S. Billboard 200.

Flesh-n-Bone, born Stanley Howse, didn’t stop there. He ventured into solo work, proving his individual artistry with albums like T.H.U.G.S., 5th Dog Let Loose, and Blaze of Glory. These projects showcased his depth and resilience, further solidifying his legacy beyond the group. And music clearly runs in the family—his younger brother, Steven Howse, also gained fame as part of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, alongside their cousin, Charles Scruggs, Jr. So while many know him as Flesh-n-Bone, the story really begins with Stanley Howse—a man whose influence echoes through generations of hip hop fans.

Trivia

Back in 2000, he was handed a twelve-year prison sentence. After serving part of his time and earning an early release, he wasted no time getting back into the music scene. He reunited with his Bone Thugs-n-Harmony crew and started working on the album Uni5: The World’s Enemy. It was clear that he was focused on rebuilding his career, and the project became a major milestone in his journey. His determination really showed during this period, as he channeled his experiences into the music. He brought a lot of energy to the recordings, and fans could feel the authenticity in every track. He proved once again that setbacks didn’t define him—his resilience did.

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