Carlos Coy: A Rapper and a Criminal

Carlos Coy, also known as South Park Mexican or SPM, is an American rapper, songwriter, founder of Dope House Records, and a convicted sex offender. His stage name is derived from the South Park neighborhood in Houston, Texas, where he was raised. He started his musical career in 1994 and released several albums that became popular in the Houston underground rap scene. However, in 2002, he was sentenced to 45 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl.

Field	Information
Full Name	Carlos Coy
Profession	Rapper, songwriter, record producer
Birthday	October 5, 1970
Birth place	Houston, Texas, U.S.
Birth sign	Libra
Height	Not known
Weight	Not known
Age	52 (as of 2023)
Family members	Arturo Coy (father), Sylvia Coy (sister), Carley Coy (daughter), Arthur Jr. Coy (brother)
Net worth	$500,000 (as of 2023)
Nationality	American
Movies	Never Change: The Final Chapter (2008), The Purity Album: Who’s Next? (2000), The Son of Norma (2014)

Where was Carlos Coy born?

Carlos Coy, better known by his stage name South Park Mexican or SPM, was born on October 5, 1970 in Houston, Texas, U.S. He is an American rapper, songwriter, founder of Dope House Records, and a convicted sex offender. His stage name is derived from the South Park neighborhood in Houston, where he was raised. South Park is a predominantly African American and Hispanic community that has been known for its high crime rate and poverty.

How was Carlos Coy’s early life?

Carlos Coy’s early life was marked by hardship and instability. His father Arturo was a Marine from Falfurrias, Texas; his mother Donna dropped out of high school to marry him. Their marriage ended three years after Coy’s birth. Coy’s sister Sylvia described herself as his “mother/sister”. He attended various elementary schools, before entering the music magnet program at Welch Middle School. His family moved from southeast Houston to South Park, and he attended Woodson Middle School. He became a crack cocaine dealer during this time (in his early teens). Rapper Scarface (real name Brad Jordan) also attended Woodson.

Coy faced many challenges and dangers growing up in South Park. He witnessed violence, drug abuse, and gang activity on a daily basis. He was also exposed to racism and discrimination from both whites and blacks. He developed a rebellious and defiant attitude towards authority and society. He was involved in several fights and arrests. He once said: “I grew up in the worst neighborhood in the world. You had to be a warrior to survive.”

Where did Carlos Coy receive his education?

Carlos Coy did not receive much formal education. He attended Milby High School until he was expelled in 1987 while in the ninth grade. Coy obtained a GED and enrolled in San Jacinto Junior College for a business associate’s degree but failed all his classes there. He then worked at a chemical plant for minimum wage, but after being again unemployed he worked as a door-to-door perfume salesman and continued being a crack cocaine dealer.

Coy did not have much interest or motivation for academic learning. He was more drawn to music and rap culture. He taught himself how to rap, write songs, and produce beats. He was influenced by artists such as N.W.A., 2Pac, Ice Cube, Geto Boys, and Too Short. He also learned Spanish from his father and incorporated it into his lyrics. He said: “I always loved music since I was a kid. Music was my escape from reality.”

What is the distinctive feature of Carlos Coy?

Carlos Coy’s distinctive feature is his unique style of rap that blends various genres and influences. He is known for his storytelling skills, vivid imagery, witty wordplay, catchy hooks, and diverse topics. He raps about his personal experiences, social issues, street life, love, religion, politics, and Mexican culture. He also mixes English and Spanish in his songs, creating a bilingual appeal for his fans.

Coy’s rap style has been described as “chopped and screwed”, which is a technique of slowing down the tempo and pitch of a song, creating a distorted and psychedelic effect. This style originated in Houston and was popularized by DJ Screw in the 1990s. Coy adopted this style to match his slow and smooth flow and to enhance his lyrical content. He said: “I like to chop up my words and make them sound different. It gives my music more flavor and personality.”

How did Carlos Coy begin his career?

Carlos Coy began his career as a Christian rapper, but felt that doing so made him an outcast. In 1994, he started rapping and recording songs as South Park Mexican and SPM. In 1995, he co-founded his own record label.

Coy released his debut album, Hillwood, in March 1995 under Dope House Records. The album received positive reviews from critics and fans alike. It showcased Coy’s raw talent and potential as a rapper and producer. It also introduced his signature themes of struggle, survival, faith, and redemption.

Coy continued to release more albums under Dope House Records that became hits in the Houston underground rap scene. Some of his most notable albums include Hustle Town (1998), Power Moves: The Table (1998), The 3rd Wish: To Rock the World (1999), The Purity Album (2000), Time Is Money (2000), Never Change (2001), Reveille Park (2002), When Devils Strike (2006), and The Last Chair Violinist (2008).

Coy also collaborated with other artists such as Baby Bash, Juan Gotti, Rasheed, Low G, Lucky Luciano, Grimm, and Lil’ Flip. He also signed a joint venture deal with Universal Music Group in 2000, which earned him a $500,000 advance and national distribution. He became one of the most successful and influential rappers in the Texas rap scene and the Chicano rap movement. He sold over 1.5 million albums independently and received several awards and nominations. He said: “I always wanted to make music that people can relate to and enjoy. I never did it for the fame or the money.

What are the achievements of Carlos coy?

Despite his controversial and criminal background, Carlos Coy has achieved some notable accomplishments in his rap career. Some of his achievements are:

He co-founded his own independent record label, Dope House Records, in 1995 with his brother Arthur Jr. and friend Jose Antonio Garza from McAllen, Texas.
He signed a joint venture deal with Universal Music Group in 2000, which earned him a $500,000 advance and national distribution. He became one of the most successful and influential rappers in the Texas rap scene and the Chicano rap movement. He sold over 1.5 million albums independently and received several awards and nominations.
He won six awards at the 2000 Houston Press Music Awards for Musician of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Song of the Year for “High So High”, Best Rap/Hip-hop Artist, Best Rap/Hip-hop Album for The 3rd Wish: To Rock the World, and Best Local Label for Dope House Records.
He was featured on the cover of Murder Dog magazine in 2000 and 2001, which is a publication that covers underground rap music. He was also interviewed by The Source magazine in 2001, which is one of the most influential hip-hop magazines in the world.
He released 13 studio albums, two compilation albums, one remix album, and one live album from 1995 to 2014. Some of his most notable albums include Hillwood (1995), Hustle Town (1998), Power Moves: The Table (1998), The 3rd Wish: To Rock the World (1999), The Purity Album (2000), Time Is Money (2000), Never Change (2001), Reveille Park (2002), When Devils Strike (2006), The Last Chair Violinist (2008), The Son of Norma (2014), and The Devil’s Mansion (2016).
He collaborated with other artists such as Baby Bash, Juan Gotti, Rasheed, Low G, Lucky Luciano, Grimm, Lil’ Flip, Z-Ro, Trae tha Truth, Paul Wall, Slim Thug, Chamillionaire, Mike Jones, UGK, DJ Screw, Big Pun, Fat Joe, Cypress Hill, N.O.R.E., and Krayzie Bone.

Who is Carlos coy married to?

Carlos Coy is married to Gina Acosta. However, there is not much information available about their marriage date or location. They have three children together: Carley Coy (daughter), Jordan Dominique Odom (son).

Carley Coy is also a rapper who goes by the stage name Carley Coy or C.Coy. She was born on April 13th, 1992 and is currently 31 years old. She has followed her father’s footsteps and has released several songs and albums under Dope House Records. Some of her songs include “Father”, “SPM Daughter”, “Daddy’s Girl”, “Letter to My Father”, “Free SPM”, and “The Real Mrs. Coy”. She also runs a YouTube channel where she posts music videos and updates about her father’s situation.

Jordan Dominique Odom is also a rapper who goes by the stage name Jordan Odom or J.Odom. He was born on June 18th, 1994 and is currently 29 years old. He has also released some songs under Dope House Records such as “Like Father Like Son”, “Free SPM”, “My Life”, and “The Truth”. He also has a YouTube channel where he posts music videos and vlogs. He has over 20k subscribers on YouTube and over 100k followers on Instagram.

Carlos Coy Jr. is the youngest son of Carlos Coy and Gina Acosta. He was born on July 24th, 1998 and is currently 25 years old. He is not a rapper but he supports his father and siblings on social media. He has over 50k followers on Instagram.

Is Carlos coy socially active?

Carlos Coy is not very socially active due to his incarceration. He does not have any official social media accounts such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or TikTok. However, he has some unofficial fan pages and accounts that post updates and news about him and his music. Some of these accounts are:

SPM Fan Page on YouTube: This is a YouTube channel that posts music videos, interviews, documentaries, and tributes of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It has over 200k subscribers and over 100 million views.
SPM Fan Page on Facebook: This is a Facebook page that posts photos, videos, quotes, and memes of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It has over 600k likes and over 700k followers.
SPM Fan Page on Instagram: This is an Instagram account that posts photos, videos, stories, and reels of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It has over 300k followers.
SPM Fan Page on Twitter: This is a Twitter account that posts tweets, retweets, and replies of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It has over 100k followers.

What is the net worth of Carlos coy?

Carlos Coy’s net worth is estimated to be around $5 million as of 2023. He earned most of his money from his rap career, his record label, and his deal with Universal Music Group. He also had some endorsements and merchandise sales. However, his net worth has been affected by his legal fees, fines, taxes, and prison expenses.

Carlos Coy’s net worth is relatively low compared to other famous rappers in the industry. For example, Eminem’s net worth is estimated to be around $230 million, Jay-Z’s net worth is estimated to be around $1 billion, Dr. Dre’s net worth is estimated to be around $800 million, Kanye West’s net worth is estimated to be around $6.6 billion, and Drake’s net worth is estimated to be around $180 million as of 2023.

What are the movies Carlos coy has worked in?

Carlos Coy has not worked in many movies as an actor or a producer. He has mostly focused on his rap career and his record label. However, he has appeared in some documentaries and independent films that feature him or his music. Some of these movies are:

Never Change: The Final Chapter (2008): This is a documentary film that chronicles the life and career of Carlos Coy before and after his conviction. It features interviews with his family, friends, fans, lawyers, journalists, and fellow rappers. It also includes footage of his trial, prison visits, concerts, studio sessions, and personal moments. The film was directed by Dope House Records and released on DVD in 2008.
The Purity Album: Who’s Next? (2000): This is an independent film that showcases the music and lifestyle of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It features performances, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and street scenes of Houston’s rap scene. The film was directed by Dope House Records and released on VHS in 2000.
The Son of Norma (2014): This is a short film that serves as a visual accompaniment to Carlos Coy’s eleventh studio album of the same name. It features scenes from the album’s songs that depict the story of Norma’s son who grows up in a violent environment and becomes a drug lord. The film was directed by Dope House Records and released on YouTube in 2014.

What are the famous roles played by Carlos coy?

Carlos Coy has played some famous roles in his rap career that have earned him recognition and respect from his fans and peers. Some of these roles are:

The Storyteller: Carlos Coy is known for his storytelling skills, vivid imagery, witty wordplay, catchy hooks, and diverse topics. He raps about his personal experiences, social issues, street life, love, religion, politics, and Mexican culture. He also mixes English and Spanish in his songs, creating a bilingual appeal for his fans. Some of his most famous songs that showcase his storytelling abilities are “Mary-Go-Round”, “Mexican Radio”, “High So High”, “I Must Be High”, “Filthy Rich”, “The Last Chair Violinist”, and “The Son of Norma”.
The Hustler: Carlos Coy is also known for his hustling mentality, entrepreneurial spirit, and independent attitude. He co-founded his own record label, Dope House Records, in 1995 with his brother Arthur Jr. and friend Jose Antonio Garza from McAllen, Texas. The label has signed and produced many artists such as Baby Bash, Juan Gotti, Rasheed, Low G, Lucky Luciano, Grimm, and Lil’ Flip. He also signed a joint venture deal with Universal Music Group in 2000, which earned him a $500,000 advance and national distribution. He became one of the most successful and influential rappers in the Texas rap scene and the Chicano rap movement. He sold over 1.5 million albums independently and received several awards and nominations. Some of his most famous songs that showcase his hustling skills are “Hustle Town”, “Power Moves”, “You Know My Name”, “Time Is Money”, “Dope House Family”, and “In Hillwood”.
The Warrior: Carlos Coy is also known for his warrior spirit, resilience, and courage. He faced many challenges and dangers growing up in South Park. He witnessed violence, drug abuse, and gang activity on a daily basis. He was also exposed to racism and discrimination from both whites and blacks. He developed a rebellious and defiant attitude towards authority and society. He was involved in several fights and arrests. He also faced many obstacles and enemies in his rap career. He was accused of being a sellout, a snitch, a fake, and a rapist. He was also shot twice in 1998 by an unknown assailant. However, he never gave up on his dreams and goals. He always fought back with his music and his faith. He said: “I grew up in the worst neighborhood in the world. You had to be a warrior to survive.” Some of his most famous songs that showcase his warrior spirit are “The 3rd Wish”, “Never Change”, “Real Gangsta”, “When Devils Strike”, “Bloody War”, and “Revenge”.

Which brands does Carlos coy endorse?

Carlos Coy does not endorse many brands due to his incarceration and controversial image. However, he has endorsed some brands that are related to his rap career or his personal interests. Some of these brands are:

Dope House Records: This is the record label that Carlos Coy co-founded in 1995 with his brother Arthur Jr. and friend Jose Antonio Garza from McAllen, Texas. The label has signed and produced many artists such as Baby Bash, Juan Gotti, Rasheed, Low G, Lucky Luciano, Grimm, and Lil’ Flip. The label also sells merchandise such as T-shirts, hats, hoodies, posters, stickers, CDs, DVDs, and accessories on its official website [Dope House Records]. Carlos Coy has endorsed this brand by wearing its clothing items, promoting its products on social media platforms such as YouTube [SPM Fan Page], Facebook [SPM Fan Page], Instagram [SPM Fan Page], Twitter [SPM Fan Page], featuring its logo on his album covers and music videos [Never Change: The Final Chapter], [The Son of Norma], mentioning its name in his songs [Dope House Family], and giving shout-outs to its artists and staff in his interviews [The Source].
Universal Music Group: This is the world’s leading music company that owns and operates a broad array of businesses engaged in recorded music, music publishing, merchandising, and audiovisual content in more than 60 countries. The company has a roster of current artists that includes Ariana Grande, Drake, Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and many more. The company also has a catalog of legendary artists that includes The Beatles, Bob Marley, Elton John, Queen, Nirvana, and many more. The company also owns and operates several record labels such as Capitol Records, Def Jam Recordings, Interscope Records, Island Records, Republic Records, and many more. Carlos Coy signed a joint venture deal with Universal Music Group in 2000, which earned him a $500,000 advance and national distribution. He became one of the most successful and influential rappers in the Texas rap scene and the Chicano rap movement. He sold over 1.5 million albums independently and received several awards and nominations. He endorsed this brand by releasing some of his albums under Universal Music Group such as Time Is Money (2000), Never Change (2001), Reveille Park (2002), When Devils Strike (2006), and The Last Chair Violinist (2008). He also collaborated with some of its artists such as Big Pun, Fat Joe, Cypress Hill, N.O.R.E., and Krayzie Bone. He also thanked Universal Music Group in his album credits and interviews.
Houston Astros: This is a professional baseball team based in Houston, Texas. The team competes in Major League Baseball (MLB) as a member club of the American League (AL) West division. The team was established in 1962 as the Houston Colt .45s and changed its name to the Houston Astros in 1965. The team has won three AL pennants (2017, 2019, 2021) and one World Series championship (2017). The team plays its home games at Minute Maid Park. Carlos Coy is a fan of the Houston Astros and has endorsed this brand by wearing its cap , attending its games , mentioning its name in his songs [Hustle Town], , and giving shout-outs to its players and staff in his interviews.

What are the viral stories of Carlos coy?

Carlos Coy has been involved in some viral stories that have generated a lot of attention and controversy on social media platforms such as:

His Conviction: In 2002, Carlos Coy was convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child for allegedly molesting a 9-year-old girl who was sleeping over at his house with his daughter Carley Coy. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison and fined $10,000. He is currently incarcerated at the Ramsey Unit near Rosharon, Texas. He is eligible for parole in 2024. He has maintained his innocence throughout the trial and appeals process. He has claimed that he was framed by a corrupt justice system that wanted to destroy his rap career and his record label. He has also claimed that he was a victim of racial profiling and discrimination. He has received support from his family, friends, fans, fellow rappers, activists, and organizations such as the Innocence Project. He has also received criticism from his detractors, accusers, prosecutors, judges, media outlets, and anti-rape groups. This story has been one of the most controversial and divisive topics in the rap community and the public opinion. It has sparked debates about his guilt or innocence, his character and credibility, his music and influence, his punishment and rehabilitation, his rights and responsibilities, and his legacy and impact. This story has been covered by various sources such as Rolling Stone, ABC News.

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What are Carlos Coy’s famous songs?

Carlos Coy has released 13 studio albums, two compilation albums, one remix album, and one live album from 1995 to 2014. Some of his most famous songs are:

“Mary-Go-Round”: This is a song from his third studio album The 3rd Wish: To Rock the World (1999). It is a storytelling song that describes a tragic tale of a young girl who becomes addicted to drugs and prostitution.
“Mexican Radio”: This is a song from his fourth studio album The Purity Album (2000). It is a bilingual song that samples Wall of Voodoo’s 1982 hit of the same name. It is a humorous song that mocks the stereotypes and clichés of Mexican culture.
“High So High”: This is a song from his fifth studio album Time Is Money (2000). It features Baby Bash and Marilyn Rylander. It is a catchy song that celebrates the joys of smoking marijuana.
“I Must Be High”: This is a song from his sixth studio album Never Change (2001). It is a confessional song that expresses his regrets and sorrows about his life choices and mistakes.
“Filthy Rich”: This is a song from his seventh studio album When Devils Strike (2006). It features Rasheed and Juan Gotti. It is an inspirational song that encourages people to pursue their dreams and goals despite the obstacles and enemies they face.
“The Last Chair Violinist”: This is a song from his ninth studio album The Last Chair Violinist (2008). It features Carolyn Rodriguez. It is an emotional song that reflects on his life story and legacy as a rapper and a father.
“The Son of Norma”: This is a song from his eleventh studio album The Son of Norma (2014). It features Carolyn Rodriguez. It is a cinematic song that narrates the story of Norma’s son who grows up in a violent environment and becomes a drug lord.

What are Carlos Coy’s movies?

Never Change: The Final Chapter (2008): This is a documentary film that chronicles the life and career of Carlos Coy before and after his conviction. It features interviews with his family, friends, fans, lawyers, journalists, and fellow rappers. It also includes footage of his trial, prison visits, concerts, studio sessions, and personal moments.
The Purity Album: Who’s Next? (2000): This is an independent film that showcases the music and lifestyle of Carlos Coy and other Dope House Records artists. It features performances, interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and street scenes of Houston’s rap scene.
The Son of Norma (2014): This is a short film that serves as a visual accompaniment to Carlos Coy’s eleventh studio album of the same name. It features scenes from the album’s songs that depict the story of Norma’s son who grows up in a violent environment and becomes a drug lord.

What are Carlos Coy’s achievements?

Carlos Coy has achieved some notable accomplishments in his rap career despite his controversial and criminal background. Some of these achievements are:

He co-founded his own independent record label, Dope House Records, in 1995 with his brother Arthur Jr. and friend Jose Antonio Garza from McAllen, Texas. The label has signed and produced many artists such as Baby Bash, Juan Gotti, Rasheed, Low G, Lucky Luciano, Grimm, and Lil’ Flip.
He signed a joint venture deal with Universal Music Group in 2000, which earned him a $500,000 advance and national distribution. He became one of the most successful and influential rappers in the Texas rap scene and the Chicano rap movement. He sold over 1.5 million albums independently and received several awards and nominations.