Long before his success as a solo artist, Busta Rhymes was a member of the group, Leaders of the New School. Busta Rhymes rose to fame in 1991 as a member of the group. Over the next five years, the crew would release a number of songs and albums. After their 1993 release, T.I.M.E., Busta Rhymes began his solo career, releasing his debut album in 1996.
After appearing on The Coming by Busta Rhymes, Leaders of the New School announced they released their final track. Earlier this year, back in July, the group came together and performed during the headlining Busta Rhymes set at Rock the Bells. While the reunion took place, Busta Rhymes’ personal issues with Charlie Brown remain.
Busta Rhymes recently spoke to Vlad TV and he would open up on the overall personal issues he had with his former group-mate, Charlie Brown. During the interview, Busta Rhymes would detail his split from the crew. It turns out, Busta Rhymes had to deal with the death of his infant son during the time he was dealing with the Leaders of the New School split.
