Representing Gee Related Entertainment, the independent artist expands his catalog through two distinctive collaborations.
Gee Related is building his musical catalog one collaboration at a time. Representing his independent label, Gee Related Entertainment, the California artist is expanding his reach with “No Fun” featuring Vidal Garcia while continuing to promote “Only Fans” featuring Prozik. Together, the two records capture different sides of his creative identity and reinforce his commitment to developing a recognizable sound on his own terms.
Released Aug. 31, “No Fun” is a compact, explicit hip-hop track that wastes little time establishing its direction. At just over two minutes, the single favors immediacy over excess, allowing Gee Related and Garcia to deliver their performances without stretching the concept beyond what it needs. The concise format gives the collaboration a direct, replay-friendly quality suited to playlists, short-form content and repeat listening.
Although its title may suggest a carefree record, “No Fun” carries a harder edge. Gee Related approaches the song with a grounded delivery that reflects the street-oriented identity at the center of his music. The record does not attempt to soften that perspective for a broader audience. Instead, it leans into the attitude and lived-in confidence defining the artist’s growing catalog.
Garcia’s contribution provides an important contrast within the track. Rather than sounding like an addition placed onto an already completed song, his presence helps shape the record’s character. The two artists bring distinct voices to the collaboration, creating a natural exchange that keeps the performance moving and gives “No Fun” more dimension than a conventional solo release.
The single also represents the broader purpose behind Gee Related Entertainment. More than a name attached to the release, the independent label serves as the foundation for Gee Related’s creative direction. It gives him the space to decide how his music is presented, which collaborators become part of each record and how individual releases fit into his larger artistic identity.
That independence is particularly important as Gee Related continues experimenting with different chemistry from song to song. Instead of limiting himself to one type of guest performance, he uses collaborations as opportunities to uncover new approaches while preserving the core of his sound.
“Everything I release represents the direction I’m building through Gee Related Entertainment,” Gee Related said. “‘No Fun’ with Vidal Garcia and ‘Only Fans’ with Prozik show different sides of my music and what I can create when I work with other talented artists. I want every release to expand the Gee Related sound and give listeners something they’ll remember.”
“Only Fans” Expands the Gee Related Catalog
“Only Fans,” featuring Prozik, offers another look at that strategy. Released June 25, the four-minute track gives both artists more room to establish their presence and develop the collaboration. Where “No Fun” operates through speed and efficiency, “Only Fans” unfolds as a more extended performance, allowing its central idea and featured pairing to breathe.
Prozik has become a recurring collaborator in Gee Related’s catalog, appearing with him on several records. That continuing creative relationship can also be seen in promotional clips for “Money Made Me Crazy” and “Lowkey”. Their chemistry is not limited to a one-time pairing; it reflects a musical connection that has developed across multiple releases.
At the same time, Gee Related’s work with Garcia on “No Fun” demonstrates his willingness to move beyond an established formula. Each collaborator brings a different presence, encouraging Gee Related to adjust his cadence, energy and approach without losing the qualities that make his music identifiable. The result is a catalog connected by the artist’s perspective rather than restricted to one production style or featured voice.
That balance between consistency and experimentation is central to the next stage of Gee Related Entertainment. Independent artists often have to build momentum release by release, and Gee Related is doing so through a steady body of original music instead of waiting for a single record to define him. Each song adds another piece to the identity he is creating around his name and label.
With “No Fun” now available and “Only Fans” continuing to introduce new listeners to his music, Gee Related is laying the foundation for what comes next. More original releases, visual content and collaborations are expected as he continues expanding the Gee Related Entertainment catalog and developing a lasting presence in independent hip-hop.
Stream “No Fun” featuring Vidal Garcia and “Only Fans” featuring Prozik on Spotify. Visit Gee Related’s official website, follow @geerelatedent on Instagram and subscribe to the official Gee Related YouTube channel for new music, videos and release announcements.
Today, Raptology had the exclusive opportunity to interview Huntington Park, California, rapper Gee Related, also known as G Double E. The Parkside artist opened up about the story behind his name, his creative process and the experiences that shape his street-rooted sound. He also discussed his upcoming single “No Fun” featuring Vidal Garcia, the current state of hip-hop, streaming compensation and the three albums he could listen to for the rest of his life.
What is your stage name and how did you come up with it?
I came up with the name Gee Related—also known as G Double E—after I started rapping at 13 years old. The “G” originally came from the first letter of my last name, but over time, the name became a perfect description of my music and everything I represent. Before that, I went by Menace Loko, which was my street name.
Where are you from?
I’m from Huntington Park, California—Parkside. Being from HP has played a big role in shaping who I am, how I see the world, and the kind of music I make.
Why did you first start making music?
Making music has always felt like an itch I couldn’t scratch. I constantly have ideas in my head that I physically need to put into words—it’s almost like a condition. Once something inspires me, I have to get it out and turn it into music.
How would you describe the music you typically create?
I make music for the streets and for people who come from places like where I’m from. It speaks to those who have lived through the situations and experiences I put into my songs. Some people might not relate to it, but it isn’t made for everybody—it’s for the G Related.
What’s your latest release?
My latest release is my upcoming single, “No Fun,” featuring Vidal Garcia. It drops on all major streaming platforms on August 31, 2026. It’s a record I’m excited for people to hear.
What are you focusing your time on right now?
Right now, I’m focusing a lot of my time on creating content. Social media plays a huge role in artist development, and I want to put myself out there as much as possible. I want people to be able to connect a face and personality to the voice they hear in the music.
What is your favorite song to perform?
My favorite song to perform has to be “Tequila,” featuring Prozik. That song brings a different kind of energy—it definitely gets the crowd moving!
How do you currently feel about the state of hip-hop?
I feel like hip-hop is missing something right now. There used to be major summer albums, unforgettable songs, and massive collaborations between artists that felt like real events. Hip-hop in 2026 doesn’t feel the same as it did in 2016. At the same time, change is part of the game, and it can create opportunities for new artists like me to step in and bring something fresh.
If you could change anything about the music industry, what would it be?
I would change the way streaming companies pay artists. I’d create a pay structure that more closely resembles the days when artists made real money from selling CDs. Artists put their time, money, and lives into their music, so the compensation should better reflect the value of their work.
If you could listen to only three albums for the rest of your life, what would they be?
My three would be All Eyez on Me by 2Pac, Cocktails by Too $hort, and—to switch things up—The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. You have to throw something different into the mix and get a little trippy with it!
Artist links:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7jpB3rgPTkPa9nNCZciYJd
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geerelatedent
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@geerelatedboy
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@geerelated
Natalia is a Rap and Hip Hop enthusiast. After graduating from The New School of New York’s Public Relations Program and taking a course in Journalism at Michigan State University, she decided to dedicate her life to the music publishing business and to the discovery of new talent. She helps new artists gain exposure to the masses via online marketing and publications.
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