Wednesday night, Dub Frequency hosted yet another Crème de la Crème show at House of Blues' Bronze Peacock Room. The series usually features Houston acts opening and an up-and-coming out-of-towner as the main act. The crowd was a full of young men in skinny jeans and snapback hats, with a few females sprinkled in.

This time it was all about giving the locals a chance to showcase their talents to the city. The group Youngest N Charge, the trio of Young B, BP and Mike, was one of the many local acts to hit the stage. Young B, 26, is the son of UGK living legend Bun B.

Rocks Off: How did you all link up to form Youngest N Charge?

Young B: Well, BP and Mike were already a group and had been rapping way before I decided to start rapping. They both found me on MySpace back in 2005 when it used to be poppin'.

RO: Mike and BP, how long were you two rapping together?

BP: Since 2000, back when we were really young around 17 or something.

RO: How do you all feel about the local Houston music scene?

Mike: I feel really good about it, there is a lot of us that's coming up right now.

RO: Do you feel there is enough unity among the artists?

BP & Young B: Nope!

RO: Why do you feel like this?

Mike: It's the rap game in general, it's fucked up but everybody doesn't like everybody.

Young B: I look at me linking up with these two as a blessing because they sought me out over the Internet and saw my potential.