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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2025 · 1H 3M

The D-Red (Botany Boys) Episode

from The Donnie Houston Podcast · host Donnie Houston

In this exclusive interview, D-Red of the legendary Botany Boys sits down with Donnie Houston to share his story and shed light on the foundation of Houston street and music culture. He talks about growing up in the Southside of Houston during the 1980s, witnessing the evolution of slab culture, and how life in the streets influenced his journey into hip-hop.D-Red breaks down the origins of the Botany Boys, their impact on H-Town rap, and how they helped shape the sound and style of Houston. He also talks about producing for the Dead End Alliance (DEA), working alongside iconic figures like Fat Pat, DJ Screw, and others, and how he transitioned from the streets into becoming a respected artist and producer.This episode is a must-watch for fans of Houston rap history, S.U.C., and anyone interested in the real stories behind the culture. 🔔 Subscribe for more exclusive interviews and Houston hip-hop history.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/blJn38UPgTA?si=xT80Q_FtJJP47GXB

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