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Track List
01) Big Beast
02) Untitled
03) Go!
04) Southern Fried
05) Jojo's Chillin'
06) Reagan
07) Don't Die
08) Ghetto Gospel
09) Butane (Champion's Anthem)
10) Anywhere but Here
11) Willie Burke Sherwood
12) R.A.P. Music
01) Big Beast
02) Untitled
03) Go!
04) Southern Fried
05) Jojo's Chillin'
06) Reagan
07) Don't Die
08) Ghetto Gospel
09) Butane (Champion's Anthem)
10) Anywhere but Here
11) Willie Burke Sherwood
12) R.A.P. Music
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First Released
2012
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R.A.P. Music is the fifth studio album by American rapper Killer Mike. It was released through Williams Street Records on May 15, 2012. The "R.A.P." in the album's title is a backronym for "Rebellious African People". Production was handled by rapper and producer Jaime "El-P" Meline; the album was the first collaboration between Killer Mike and El-P, who would later form the critically acclaimed duo Run the Jewels.
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Reagan
In 2012, on NPR, Killer Mike explained that: "Ronald Reagan was an actor. He was a pitchman at first, and so people naturally trust him. He understood how to weave magic when he was speaking, and that's what we as entertainers do. So when Jay-Z tells you to buy some Reeboks, it means more. Ronald Reagan at one point was the biggest pitchman in the world. I think that Reagan was used by a political party, by people who had vested means, to push their own agendas."
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R.A.P. Music is the fifth studio album by American rapper Killer Mike. It was released through Williams Street Records on May 15, 2012. The "R.A.P." in the album's title is a backronym for "Rebellious African People". Production was handled by rapper and producer Jaime "El-P" Meline; the album was the first collaboration between Killer Mike and El-P, who would later form the critically acclaimed duo Run the Jewels.
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Reagan
In 2012, on NPR, Killer Mike explained that: "Ronald Reagan was an actor. He was a pitchman at first, and so people naturally trust him. He understood how to weave magic when he was speaking, and that's what we as entertainers do. So when Jay-Z tells you to buy some Reeboks, it means more. Ronald Reagan at one point was the biggest pitchman in the world. I think that Reagan was used by a political party, by people who had vested means, to push their own agendas."
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