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Members
Lil' Fate
Tity Boi (A.K.A. 2 Chainz)
I-20
Jay Cee

Former Member:
Shawnna

Members' Other Groups
Playaz Circle:
(a.k.a. The Duffle Bag Boys)
Tity Boi (A.K.A. 2 Chainz)
Dolla Boy

See Also: Ludacris

Albums
Disturbing Tha Peace - Golden Grain
Shawnna - Worth Tha Weight

Also Featured On...
Akon - The Koncrete Mixtape (2 Chainz)
The Alchemist - Insomnia: 1st Infantry Mixtape Vol. 2 (I-20)
ATL (I-20)
B.o.B. - E.P.I.C.: Every Play Is Crucial (2 Chainz)
Big K.R.I.T. – Last King 2: God's Machine (2 Chainz)
Busta Rhymes - Respect The Conglomerate (Tity Boi)
Do Or Die - D.O.D. (Shawnna)
Tha Dogg Pound - D.P.G.C.'Ology (2 Chainz)
E-40 - The Block Brochure: Welcome To The Soil 1 (2 Chainz)
Houston - It's Already Written (I-20)
How High (Shawnna)
Lloyd - King Of Hearts (Tity Boi)
Ludacris - Incognegro (Shawnna)
Ludacris - Back For The First Time
Ludacris - Word Of Mouf
Ludacris - Chicken-N-Beer
Ludacris - Theater Of The Mind (Playaz Circle)
Ludacris - Battle Of The Sexes (Shawnna, I-20, Lil' Fate)
Nicki Minaj - Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded (2 Chainz)
The Neptunes Present... Clones (I-20)
T-Pain - Epiphany (Shawnna)
Tech N9ne - Killer (Shawnna)
Verse Simmonds - Sex, Love & Hip-Hop (2 Chainz)
Wale - The Eleven One Eleven Theory (2 Chainz)
Young Jeezy - TM103: Hustler'z Ambition (2 Chainz)

Bio From AllMusic.Com
The Atlanta six-piece Disturbing tha Peace was formed by Shawnna, Lil' Fate, Tity Boi, I-20, and Jay Cee. Protégés of Ludacris, whose pair of multi-platinum albums resulted in a label deal for the group, they released their debut, Golden Grain, on Def Jam South in early 2003. A self-titled album followed two years later. - John Bush

Playaz Circle's Bio From AllMusic.Com
Attempting to balance club-friendly, Southern crunk with more conceptual lyrics, Atlanta-based rappers Tity Boi and Dolla Boy first teamed up as Playaz Circle (aka the Duffle Bag Boys) in 1997 in adjacent city College Park, GA. Having been friends since high school, the two eagerly began recording street releases and mixtapes. Not soon afterward, another aspiring MC and local radio disc jockey, Ludacris, moved into their same College Park housing complex and started collaborating with Playaz Circle. Each of their respective crews were trying to break into the industry, but Playaz Circle's career halted when Dolla Boy was sentenced to prison, and Tity Boi wound up getting shot. Meanwhile, Ludacris had blown up, becoming one of the South's highest-selling rap artists. Ludacris invited Tity Boi, and later Dolla Boy, to join his newly formed Disturbing tha Peace collective and DTP record label. Tity Boi and Dolla Boy recorded "Play Pen to the State Pen" for DTP's first outing, Golden Grain (2002). DTP executives were not very eager to release any of the duo's music through its Def Jam partnership at first; and so, the two continued to release straight-to-street albums and mixtapes, handing material to Atlanta DJs to play in clubs. Patiently waiting for their already finished album to be released, Playaz Circle made noise with their Top Five Hip-Hop/R&B single "Duffle Bag Boy," featuring Lil Wayne on the hook, in summer 2007. The song's growing popularity helped break down major-label red tape for the two, making it the lead single for DTP's third LP, Strength in Numbers (2008), as well as their debut album, Supply and Demand (2007). - Cyril Cordor

Official Sites: Disturbing Tha Peace, Facebook, YouTube, 2 Chainz, 2 Chainz' YouTube, Tity Boi/2 Chainz' Fuckin' Twitter