Busta Rhymes - The Chemo

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[The Watcher]

this motherfucker is talking about curing the music industry of a cancer, yet he'll have all those artists real fans consider a cancer on his album and act like its a 5 mic classic

homie needs to take a break for a few years and come back like he did when he first came out

[Leggy Hendrix]

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XXLMag.com: You dropped B.O.M.B. last May and are already knocking out The Chemo. What’s the thought process behind putting out a new album so quickly?

Busta Rhymes: The reason I decided to come with another album so quickly is because I was inspired. There’s music coming out lately that’s definitely inspired me to want to stay in the studio.

XXLMag.com: What’s the meaning behind the name of the new album?

Busta Rhymes: The thing that I want to primarily get across through the name of the album is there are many stages of chemotherapy, depending on the level of cancer existing in someone. The life line of the way we value hip-hop overall, knit picking songs… it’s completely misconstrued the value of the content and I think that’s definitely something that’s contributed to the slow death that not even hip-hop but the music industry is encountering. I want to do whatever it is on my part to contribute to that initial treatment to start inspiring others to go in the direction necessary so that we can all collectively save the music industry.

XXLMag.com: Being that your goal is to inspire other artists, who are you actually working with on the record?

Busta Rhymes: I don’t want to disclose the cameos but I do have records with people like Wyclef. Salaam Remi did the record that me and Wyclef did. Big up to Trey Songz, Chris Brown, P. Diddy and Dirty Money… Again, I don’t know who and what’s going to end up on the [final] album because a lot of it is contingent on clearances… I’m still in the process so we’ll know in time.

XXLMag.com: You mentioned Salaam Remi, what other producers have you worked with so far?

Busta Rhymes: I got a lot of great people coming to the table on the production level, so far Focus, Rockwilder, Nottz, the legendary, late, great J Dilla, DJ Scratch, Cool & Dre, the Runners… those are just the names of a few of the people that’s come to the table… Oh, and Dr. Dre came to the table again.


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[Okka]

I hope the Dr. Dre track/s end up being on the album.

[Invincible]

This looks quite promising. Lets hope he doesn't fuck it up.

[RingMan]

I'm hoping for another Big Bang

[Dre-Day]

I'm hoping for another Big Bang

wouldn't count on it

[MediumL]

^ yes. Chris Brown, P Diddy and Dirty Money are all suggesting it many not be as good as the Big Bang although wyclef, salaam and dre all look promising.

[dubsmith_nz]

^ yes. Chris Brown, P Diddy and Dirty Money are all suggesting it many not be as good as the Big Bang although wyclef, salaam and dre all look promising.

Haha 3 reasons to suck, 3 reasons its dope, we sitting at a deadlock atm

[Okka]

He shouldn't rush the album though, the last album he put out was unbelievable GARBAGE.

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

and he didnt rush that album either...

He shouldn't rush the album though, the last album he put out was unbelievable GARBAGE.

[Matty]

yeah BOMB was delayed for a really long time and was still poor. looks like this one isn't coming any time soon either.

[Okka]

He better not drop an weak album after he has already dropped one that was really wack, two in a row would be horrible

[you gon always be my latin queen bitch]

it aint safe no more= wack for the most part
bomb =  for all parts

big bang =dope except a few traxx
genesis = best album from him in years

remixes & features = dope here n there

He better not drop an weak album after he has already dropped one that was really wack, two in a row would be horrible