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Support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/hiphopcircle Donate via PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/goldencitybeatz © HIPHOPCIRCLE 2021. All rights reserved Once in a while an eccentric and anomalous character appears in the hip-hop culture. In the early 90s just at the tail-end of hip-hop's golden age, there emerged a group of brothers known as the Wu-Tang Clan. Each emcee in the clan was unique, but none was more distinct than Ol' Dirty Bastard. He had an onstage image that oozed energy, personality, and a carefree, unorthodox nature. A decade after Wu-Tang's rise to prominence, the world was saddened and shocked by the untimely death of ODB at the age of 35. This is a brief look into the life and sad ending of Ol' Dirty Bastard. ODB was born Russell Tyrone Jones in 1968 in Brooklyn, New York. He was one of the original members of what would later become the Wu-Tang Clan, alongside his cousins GZA and RZA. The trio called themselves Force of the Imperial Master. That name changed to All in Together Now and then eventually to the Wu-Tang Clan after adding 6 more members. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUa3vIvAb9k

Subscribe: http://bit.ly/hiphopcircleYT Support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/hiphopcircle Tarik also known as Ademo, and Nabil whose stage name is N.O.S. were born in the late 80s and grew up in a difficult neighbourhood called Les Tarterêts in Paris, France. Witnessing their father serve a jail term for bank robbery, growing up in the absence of their biological mother, and being around colleagues that sold drugs at an early age laid the ground work for a lot of the subject matter they would tackle in their music later on in life. In the years 2010 and 2013, Tarik, the older of the two also served jail time on drug trafficking charges. As of August 2020 PNL has released four studio albums and have sold hundreds of thousands of copies of their music, with several of their music having more than a hundred million views on YouTube. The question is how does a group of unknowns catapult itself into the musical stratosphere? Firstly, their music is really dope. They have an ethereal, cloud rap sound that's almost dreamlike. Sonically the music is appealing even to people who don't understand the French language. Their beats are melodic; their mix of singing and rapping has mass appeal; their subject matter is captivating and risky; and their mixes sound hypnotic, almost like they're pulling you in. They have a sound that's easily identifiable and unique to them. To be a great artist your product has to be good. After all it's what you're selling and it's what you build everything else around. Good music sounds good regardless of what language it's made in and PNL's music is a good example of this. Some of their music is easy to digest and contains subject-matter that people can relate to making it appealing to a lot of people. PNL popularized the term Que la Famille abbreviated as QLF, which means 'Only the Family" The term simply means that you would do anything for your family and loved ones, and you don't look for any other allies. This message is plastered throughout all their music and has a certain appeal to it because most people understand the sentiment of wanting to do anything for their family. They often make references to anime, popular children's stories such as the Jungle Book, and various topics that are easy for young people to relate to. They also talk about the hardships of growing up in a tough environment and the struggles of feeling forced to do things that are unethical or illegal in order to feed yourself and your family. This is a universal message that most people understand. Another reason why the group is successful is that PNL doesn't over-saturate its music. The two brothers release an album once every year or two and that's it. They don't release mixtapes, loose singles, EPs, or feature in other people's mu ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xguTtwXSyw

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