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Birth name |
Marcel Thomas |
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Also known as |
Twin Loc, G-Cell |
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Origin |
Los Angeles, California, United States |
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Years active |
1994-present |
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Associated acts |
King Tee, Nationwide Rip Ridaz, O.G. Cell-E-Cel and the Inmates |
Marcel Thomas, better known by his stage name O.G. Cell-E-Cel, is an American rapper and Crips gang member from Los Angeles, California. He made his debut in 1994 on the single "Sucka Free" as the frontman of the group O.G. Cell-E-Cel and the Inmates. The following year, Thomas became a member of the Nationwide Rip Ridaz, a hip hop group that was composed of Crips members. He contributed to the group's self-titled debut album, and is credited as Twin Loc for his work.
In 1996, Thomas embarked on a solo career and released the album It's On and Crackin'. It featured production work by King Tee, and had a music video made for the song "Whatcha Gonna Do".
Discography[edit | edit source]
- 1996: It's On and Crackin'
