It reached number 3 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and number 35 on the US Billboard 200.
This is his second album, produced by DJ Premier, and revolves around themes such as Afrocentrism, preserving hip-hop culture, and the negative effects of materialism.
Declared "a work to save the spirit of hip-hop and its listeners," the album generated significant buzz, including its signature track "One Day," in which he criticized Puff Daddy and the Bad Boys, sparking a feud with Notorious BIG. It features provocative tracks like "Me or the Papes," a continuity with the previous album, and the appearance of guest MC Ahoo Ra.
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A:
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1)
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Wrath Of The Math
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2)
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Tha Frustrated Nigga
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3)
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Black Cowboys
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The Bullshit
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5)
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Whatever
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B:
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Physical Stamina
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2)
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One Day
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Revenge Of The Prophet (Part 5)
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4)
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Scientifical Madness
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C:
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Not The Average
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Me Or The Papes
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3)
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How I'm Livin'
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D:
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Too Perverted
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Ya Playin' Yaself
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3)
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Invasion
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Engineer - Norty Cotto
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Mixed By, Producer - DJ Premier
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Engineer [Assistant] - Luis Tineo
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Engineer - Eddie Sancho
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Written-By - K.J. Davis
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Engineer [Assistant] - Max Vargas
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Lacquer Cut By - RCE
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Mastered By - Tony Dawsey
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Engineer [Assistant] - Mike C
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Art Direction, Photography - Daniel Hastings
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Written-By - C. Martin
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Design [Album] - Julian Alexander
