The song "Outro" by the Geto Boys, featuring J. Prince, serves as the closing track to their album. In this song, J. Prince reflects on the journey and mission of the Geto Boys and acknowledges the discrimination faced by some of the members in the radio and video industry because of their hardcore and powerful style. He then proceeds to mention and give credit to all the members of the Bring It On collective, who have contributed to the success of the group. J. Prince also takes a moment to address the corruption within the system and encourages listeners to read the book "Underground Lawyer" by Michael Minns to gain insight into the issues surrounding it. Furthermore, J. Prince expresses his admiration for the production skills of Joe and Bido, referring to them as "dope producers" who have added a unique flavor to their music with their creation of "Gumbo Funk." Towards the end of the song, J. Prince encourages aspiring rappers to enter the music industry, as long as they have good content and are willing to work together to make things happen. Overall, "Outro" can be seen as a reflection on the Geto Boys' journey, an acknowledgment of the collective's members, an insight into the corrupt music industry, and a call to action for aspiring artists.
