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''How a Black Man Feels'' is the fifth album by the American rapper
Schoolly D Jesse Bonds Weaver Jr. (born June 22, 1962), better known by the stage name Schoolly D, is an American rapper from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Biography Schoolly D was born Jesse Bonds Weaver Jr. in West Philadelphia and raised in Philadelph ...
. It was released in 1991 via
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, his first album for the label. The album spawned three singles, "Original Gangster", “Where’d You Get That Funk From”, and “King of New York”.


Production

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contributed to the production of the album. Schoolly D considered ''How a Black Man Feels'' to be a guide on living, and escaping from, the ghetto.


Critical reception

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'' wrote that "other than the unfashionable stripped-down beats (complete with
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samples), Schoolly’s ugly and all-too-common gangsta threats ... sound like a sorry-ass imitation jackin’ for bucks."


Track listing

#“Run” – 4:12 #“Your Worst Nightmare” – 4:52 #“King of New York” – 4:35 #“Original Gangster” – 3:39 #“Die Nigger Die” – 4:56 #“Where’d You Get That Funk From” – 4:43 #“How a Black Man Feels” – 3:50 #“Just Another Killer” – 5:32 #“Peace to the Nation” – 4:45 #“Sometimes It’s Got to Be That Way” – 4:41


References

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