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Busta Rhymes excelled with The Leaders of the New School. Soon after their debut,
The Leaders of the New School became associated with the Native Tongues Posse, which led
to the group's collaboration with A Tribe
Called Quest on the single "Scenario". Busta Rhymes' performance on "Scenario" is
thought of by some as the performance which led to his becoming a fan favorite and eventually
going solo. The Leaders of the New School released their last album T.I.M.E. in 1993, after
which Busta Rhymes began his solo career.
Busta Rhymes has an atypical and distinguishable style. He is known by fans for
versatility in flow, delivery and subject matter. Probably his most well known trademark is the
roars and grunts such as "Woo-Hah", "Ha!", "Bwah!" that serve as his adlibs, along with his
distinguishable voice. Rapping quickly is also a distinctive feature of Busta Rhymes. In
the 1990s, each of his solo albums contained a lengthy and dramatic intro skit as the first track,
each announcing the progressively shorter time until the turn of the millennium and predicting at
that time that there would be a cataclysmic event.
In 2006, Busta Rhymes released his seventh studio album, The Big Bang. The
album became the first #1 of his entire career. The album sold over 209,000 copies in its first
week to earn the top spot on the charts. The album also became his highest charting album in the
UK, peaking at #19. Some of the album was leaked on the internet, and as a result several songs
were left off the album and new ones added. The Big Bang featured more production by
Dr. Dre than Busta Rhymes' previous releases and appearances by Raekwon and Nas.
The singles that have been released from the album are, "Touch It", "I Love My B***h", featuring
Kelis and will.i.am of
The
Black Eyed Peas.
