The song "The Problem" by Geto Boys addresses various issues and challenges faced by the group. The lyrics involve a conversation between the members, including Bushwick Bill, DJ Ready Red, and Juke Box. At the beginning of the song, they discuss how they came correct and did a good job on a particular jam. They mention having no problems with the album or catching the attention of fly ladies. However, they mention losing some homeboys who were involved in making their records. The group acknowledges that there have been problems, but they assure each other that they have taken care of them, and now it's time to focus on making another record. They mention not going on tour or getting with girls, highlighting their dedication to their music. The song includes dialogue excerpts from the 1983 film "Scarface," where characters discuss what to do with a large amount of cash. This dialogue is included to add an element of intrigue and connection to the themes of the song. Throughout the song, the mantra "Geto Boys" is repeated, emphasizing the group's identity and presence. The repetition of these words serves as a rallying cry and shows their unity and strength. Overall, "The Problem" reflects the challenges and struggles faced by the Geto Boys, as well as their determination to overcome them and continue making music.
