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For Biggie and Tupac, it led to grisly deaths. On his mid-to-late 90s Volume trilogy, Jay had steadily lost track of his confident street corner philosophy, but a series of battles led him to re-evaluate his career, resulting in the landmark album of his career: the prequel to this two-disc blowout was an inarguable masterwork of beautiful soul-struck production and serrated bling 'n' sting street rhymes sharp enough to eclipse even the heralded, barbs on 's world-memorized classic Reasonable Doubt.

There's no deep concept or surrounding purpose behind this record: it's just pure confidence. Jay weaves his way through every imaginable style and flavor with unyielding expertise-- from the natural repetition of "A Dream" to the extreme assonance of "The Bounce" to the classic cocky confidence of "2 Many Hoes"-- driving home clear evidence that his top-tier emcee ranking is deserved, and that few could be as entitled.

Equally thrilling is the varied subject matter Hova touches on. Whether he's engaged in lucid conversation with Biggie "A Dream" , contemplating the nature of his maturation in regards to relationships "Excuse Me Miss", "Fuck All Nite" , his ever-present public issues "I Did It My Way", "Diamond is Forever" or discussing the nature of his upbringing "Some How Some Way" , even Jay's most exhausted subjects sound invigoratingly fresh. A powerful testament to Shawn Carter's underrated storytelling abilities, "Meet the Parents" unveils a delicate tapestry of modern black archetypes and the flaws with the African-American family structure.

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