For lovers of American hip-hop and rap music, you should know Busta Rhymes, right? Ok, Busta Rhymes is a celebrated American hip-hop artist, performer, songwriter, music producer, and actor.
Name at birth as Trevor George Smith Jr., Busta Rhymes was born on May 20, 1972, in East Flatbush, New York, in the United States of America.
He is the father of four amazing children; Trillian Wood-Smith, Cacie Smith, Mariah Smith, T’Khi Wood-Smith, T’ziah Wood-Smith, who are all doing well for themselves in areas they have ventured into with support from their loving father.
Busta Rhymes is a multiple award winner with his albums including;
- Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God
- The Coming
- Genesis
- Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front
- When Disaster Strikes
- Anarchy
- The Big Bang
- It Ain’t Safe No More
- Year of the Dragon
- Back on My B.S.
Busta Rhymes Parents
For many celebrities, details about family and personal lives are expected to be left hidden but that is different for Busta Rhyme as his parents’ details are out there in the open.
Busta Rhymes’ parents are Trevor Smith his father and Geraldine Green his mother. Bust Rhymes’ father, Trevor Smith Snr. is a Jamaican-American national whereas his mother Geraldine Green is also a Jamaican national living in the United States.
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Trevor Smith Snr. Busta Rhymes FatherBoth of Busta Rhymes’ parents have been diagnosed with diabetes. However, the two are both alive and trying to take care of themselves as much as they can.
According to Trevor Jr., Geraldine was the disciplinarian of their home. His Jamaican mother is the reason why he has so much energy which is used to the maximum when in his element.
Where are Busta Rhymes Parents From?
The big question is, are Busta Rhymes parents Jamaicans or Americans? This has been left unanswered for some time now. The truth of the matter is, both of Busta Rhymes’ parents are Jamaicans. However, they have lived most of their life in the US and have naturalized to become citizens of the United States of America.
