The song "1, 2, and 3" by Geto Boys is a rap track from their album "The Foundation," released in 2005. The song features Scarface, Willie D, and Bushwick Bill, all members of the Geto Boys. In the song, Scarface starts off by asserting his status as a respected figure in the game and claims that he hasn't changed despite his success. He boasts about his criminal activities, his wealth, and his international experiences. Scarface emphasizes his ability to handle things both in the streets and in the courtroom. The chorus emphasizes the struggles and challenges faced by the Geto Boys, including people trying to cross them, women trying to take advantage of them, and individuals plotting to send them to jail. It also addresses those who envy their success and hate on them. Willie D takes over the second verse and delivers aggressive lyrics about his willingness to resort to violence if necessary. He mentions his involvement with influential people, his interest in politics and culture, and his diverse taste in women. Willie D also addresses individuals who doubt his credibility and tries to establish his reputation as a tough and respectable individual. Bushwick Bill concludes the song with his unique perspective. He discusses his sexual encounters with women and his carefree attitude towards relationships. He also boasts about his drug consumption and his ability to handle his liquor. Bushwick Bill asserts his dominance and warns others to not mess with him due to his reputation and fearlessness. Overall, the song showcases the Geto Boys' resilience, their pride in their street credibility, and their ability to overcome obstacles and haters while maintaining their authenticity.
