Rappin' 4-Tay - I'll Be Around

From 1994 Album: "Don't Fight The Feeling".....

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4-Tay made his debut on the Too Short album Life Is...Too Short, right after high school. Later he was convicted on drug charges and served ten months in prison. Upon his release from prison he released his debut album Rappin' 4-Tay Is Back in 1991, and followed up in 1994 with Don't Fight the Feelin', which included the hits "Playaz Club" (which sampled the song "Private Number" by William Bell and Judy Clay and hit #36 on the Billboard Hot 100), the "Dank Season" featuring Seff Tha Gaffla and "I'll Be Around" (which hit #39 on the Billboard Hot 100).
Rappin' 4-Tay's mainstream success has been scarce since then, but he was featured in 2Pac's All Eyez on Me album on the track "Only God Can Judge Me" in 1996 and Master P's West Coast Bad Boyz II compilation in 1997. 4-Tay was also an original member of Bay Area supergroup T.W.D.Y. in 1999.
In 2003 Rappin' 4-Tay released the album Gangsta Gumbo with the single "Burning, Burning", followed up by the album That's What You Thought in 2007.

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[83alx]

@Krazy2014 4-Tay's message was not racism. I admire you getting away and into college. But seeing some whites that had shit handed to them doesn't make it true for the all of us. You realize that's being racist? I'm white, but the last thing my parents ever did was get me everything. I had to work to graduate and get to college just like you did. Also, I have to chuckle since you brought up Asians. If there was one stereotype that was true, Asian parents make damn sure their kids work hard.

[Marconis4]

@Krazy2014

Don't lump all whites into privileged fucks. My family is well off but my father taught me to work for my dollar. We're not all yuppie assfucks that get BMW's from their rents.

[oldschoolnoize]

this is a hIp HOP :)

[avenuesboss689]

@Krazy2014 U a jaycat. Come at a real white boy talkin that shit. I grew on welfare broke ass fuck on section in the outer sunset projects...pops on dope. And most Asians I know are thugged out....deep down I know hella you black mafuckas that are scared of the locc'd out Cambodians and Vietnamese Crips in the

[AlexanderE81]

Doesn't matter where I go. I listen to these old tracks like this and I know my heart's in San Francisco for life! That's my hometown.

[a1rjord4n]

@Marconis4 exactly...swear to god. Im bi racial, but black people act like every white person who is well off jus got it handed it to them....You work hard you get what you want back in return, something the black race needs to understand, the unemployment rate is at its highest right now for them.

[83alx]

@KpR333 No... that's the problem. It won't ever change if you don't try to change it. You think MLK had the same attitude as you? Nope. And he got the Civil Rights movement started. The kind of attitude you've got makes everyone look down on you.

[KpR333]

@83alx i dont expect one thing i say to get me anywhere, i expect myself by what i actually do to get me somewhere. its just im much more a realist. Peace and unity will never happen, u got to realize. Sure a lot of people might agree that we would all like to unite as one but be real it WONT happen. What i am saying is that latinos and blacks rise from the bottom and do whatever it takes for a better life, u probably do not see this because u were born in the U.S right?

[jokesta161]

@83alx i can agree. my dads asian and damn....i work hard lemme tell ya that. started manual labor at 12

[carmellac2000]

laughed at the fingerwaves back then laughing at them now lol heee heee

[83alx]

@KpR333 You want to know something? That attitude right there - "you'll never know what my life is like" - won't get you anywhere. That holds back progress just as much as racism does. Sure, I'll admit that a lot of Hispanics do a lot of the hard work (i.e. manual labor) in this country. But why do you get to look down on a White man because his job may not require manual labor?