G. Dep, whose real name is G. Dep, is an American rapper known for his work in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He gained recognition for his unique style and contributions to the Bad Boy Records label, which was founded by Puff Daddy. His debut album, "Child of the Ghetto," was released in 2001 and featured popular tracks that showcased his storytelling ability. In addition to his music career, G. Dep made headlines in 2011 when he confessed to a 1993 murder, leading to his arrest. This unexpected turn in his life shifted public attention from his music to his legal troubles, impacting his career significantly.