Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, the legendary Cleveland crew that rapped itself into the Tower of Voices with their smooth-drawling, fast-paced harmonies and gave us a haunting, timeless street gospel, are finally getting their flowers, or rather, getting them engraved in stone.
And when the calendar flips to 2026, Bizzy Bone, Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, Flesh-N-Bone, and Wish Bone will finally receive the star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which has been long overdue. And the bomb-assess five-strong harmony factory will become part of an exclusive pack within Tinseltown.
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The group revealed the news themselves on July 2, 2025, posting a triumphant Instagram photo with a screenshot of the official Hollywood Chamber of Commerce press release. Their jubilant caption read:
Blessed,” and the news includes other people who earned stars that day (such as, @shadypeepsballin it’s been announced and we can officially say #bonethugznharmony is in the @hwdwalkoffame #2026 in the likes of @shaq @mileycyrus @thelegendaryclarksisters @demimoore just to name a few. Buck Buck Buck.”
Hip-hop heads, 90s babies, long-time fans, everyone, crowded the comments in celebration. Industry veterans, including Fat Joe and DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia, have given their endorsements, and the sentiment is unanimous: Bone Thugs deserve this. Knowing that all five original members are back in action makes it hit differently.
Bone Thugs also recently made headlines when they reunited for the first time in nearly 15 years on a song called “Aww S###,” the debut single off their upcoming album. It was more than a moment in music, but it was a spiritual reunion. Images from their Houston studio sessions began to circulate, depicting a refreshed band that was entrenched and writing as if no time had passed.
“We just threw right back into what we did. All was fine and we were chugging along at tremendous speed. We had written four or five songs really quickly, like boom, we knocked out. It was a wonderful thing.”
The group’s recent contract with UFC star Conor McGregor’s label, Greenback Records, marks Ireland’s first major label deal. McGregor reportedly had his eye on Bone Thugs for a while and hastened something that was already destined to be a proper Bone Thugs reunion.
“We were going to do this regardless,” Krayzie said. “The Conor McGregor situation fast-tracked it.”
And if that weren’t enough to stoke the hype, legends like Scarface and Bun B have been seen in the studio with them, which could lace the new album with features that fans could’ve only dreamed about a few years back.
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