“He elevated it to ‘the struggle.’ ” -M.R.
SWV sampled Ten Crack Commandments on the opening track Someone. “I loved that he described what a lot of hustlers were going through in the streets - dissed and feared by teachers and parents and neighbors and cops, broke, working a corner to try to get some bread for basic shit - as more than some glamorous alternative to having a real job,” wrote Jay. Life After Death is the second and final studio album by American rapper The Notorious. To enjoy Prime Music, go to Your Music Library and transfer your account to (US). Your Amazon Music account is currently associated with a different marketplace. From the Album Life After Death (2014 Remaster) Clean Ma4.7 out of 5 stars 26 ratings. Ten Crack Commandments is an outline and guide on how to. Ten Crack Commandments (2014 Remaster) Clean The Notorious B.I.G. In his book Decoded, Jay-Z explained how Biggie’s ad-lib about being arrested simply for “trying to feed my daughter” held deep meaning. outlined his days as a street hustler, particularly selling crack and other drugs. Co-produced by Poke of the Trackmasters and Puffy, it’s a stark departure from the dusty boom-bap sound New York rap was known for and boasted a smoothly harmonized chorus from soon-to-be famous girl group Total. “Juicy” was full of layers both prominent and subtle: It not only epitomized the Notorious B.I.G.’s evolution from street hustler to successful musician, but also symbolized how the East Coast rap establishment learned to adapt to shifting pop tastes and a then-omnipresent G-funk sound. “It was all a dream…” goes one of the most famous opening verses in history.
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