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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- ISBN
- 9781949590517
- Book Title
- Thug Life : the True Story of Hip-Hop and Organized Crime
- Publisher
- Hannibal Boxing Media LLC
- Item Length
- 9 in
- Publication Year
- 2023
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Yes
- Item Height
- 0.5 in
- Genre
- Music, True Crime, Social Science
- Topic
- Genres & Styles / Rap & Hip Hop, General, Organized Crime, Criminology
- Item Width
- 6 in
- Number of Pages
- 232 Pages
À propos de ce produit
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Hannibal Boxing Media LLC
ISBN-10
1949590518
ISBN-13
9781949590517
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13050408974
Product Key Features
Book Title
Thug Life : the True Story of Hip-Hop and Organized Crime
Number of Pages
232 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2023
Topic
Genres & Styles / Rap & Hip Hop, General, Organized Crime, Criminology
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Music, True Crime, Social Science
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Reviews
"Seth Ferrranti is not only a supremely talented writer, he has also experienced crime and hip-hop firsthand. He is part of the culture." --"Freeway" Rick Ross " Thug Life 's focus on gangsta rap and organized crime is aninspired pairing. Seth Ferranti has an incredible story, and is a greatstoryteller himself."--Ben Westhoff, author of Original Gangstas: TupacShakur, Eazy-E, Ice Cube, and the Birth of West Coast Rap "Seth Ferranti possesses the zeal of a stronginvestigative reporter with the street smarts of a hustler. Even though I'vebeen writing about street crime for two decades, I can always count on Seth tosurprise me."--Ethan Brown, author of Queens Reigns Supreme: FatCat, 50 Cent, and the Rise of the Hip-Hop Hustler
Table Of Content
TABLE OF CONTENTS Intro Part 1: 1980s Back in the Day Chapter 1: The Crack King: Too Short and Daryl Reed, Oakland Chapter 2: The Dirty South: Rap A Lot Records and J Prince, Houston Chapter 3: The Original Gangsta: Ruthless Records and Eazy E, Los Angeles Chapter 4: The Drug Kingpin Behind Death Row: Death Row Records and Harry-O, Los Angeles Chapter 5: The Gangstas from Little Haiti: Zoe Nation and Zoe Pound, Miami Part 2: 1990s The Glory Years Chapter 6: The Brooklyn Don: Jay-Z and Calvin Klein, Brooklyn Chapter 7: The Trials and Tribulations of Mac Dre: Thizz Entertainment and Mac Dre, San Francisco Chapter 8: Gangster Turned Music Mogul: Czar Entertainment and Jimmy Henchman, Brooklyn Chapter 9: The Ultimate Harlem Hustler: Big Boss Records and Kevin Chiles, Harlem Chapter 10: The Tale of Puff Daddy''s Bodyguard: Bad Boy Records and Anthony "Wolf" Jones, Manhattan Part 3: 2000s Gangsta Rap Rules Chapter 11: Hip-Hop Gangsta Chronicles in the 305: Rick Ross, Boobie Boys, and Slip-N-Slide Records, Miami Chapter 12: Getting Gangsta in the Big Easy: Cash Money Records and Williams Brothers, New Orleans Chapter 13: Loyalty Over Everything: Murder Inc. Records and Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff, Queens Chapter 14: From Street Hustlers to Rap Overlords: Ruff Ryders Entertainment and Darren "Dee" Dean, New York Chapter 15: A Philly Gangster Getting Out of the Game: Take Down Records and Ace Capone, Philadelphia Part 4: 2010s New Era Gangstas Chapter 16: Windy City Rappers and Drug Lords: 1st & 15th Entertainment and Charles "Chilly" Patton, Chicago Chapter 17: Getting Gangsta in the ATL: Gucci Mane and BMF, Atlanta Chapter 18: How GS9 Invaded Flatbush: GS9 Entertainment and Bobby Shmurda, Brooklyn Chapter 19: The Makings of a Motor City Dynasty: BMB Records and Brian "Peanut" Brown, Detroit Chapter 20: The Story of the Snitching Studio Gangster: Tekashi 6ix9ine and the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods, Brooklyn Acknowledgments Sources
Synopsis
"Ferranti continues to amaze us with the most infamousOGs and their unfathomable street life." -- The Source "Seth Ferranti is one of the most prolific true-crime writers of our era. He knows the street game inside and out. From the streets to the penitentiary, nobody rates better."--"White Boy Rick" Wershe From the penitentiary to the streets, it's on and popping. Thug life is more than spitting rhymes or hustling on the corner. Thugs live and die on the streets or end up in the "belly of the beast." Rappers name-drop guns by model number and call out drug dealers by name. Gangsta rap is crack-era nostalgia taken to the extreme. It's a world where rappers emulate their favorite hood stars in videos, celebrate their names in verse, and make ghetto heroes out of gangsters. But what happens when hip-hop and organized crime collide? From the blocks in Queens where Supreme and Murder Inc. held court to the neighborhoods of Los Angeles where Harry-O and Death Row made their names to Rap-A-Lot Records and J Prince in Houston, whenever rap moguls rose the street legends weren't far behind. From Bad Boy Records and Anthony "Wolf" Jones in New York to Gucci Mane and the Black Mafia Family in Atlanta to Too Short and Daryl Reed in the Bay Area, thug life wasn't glamorous. The shit on the street was real. In the game there was a common struggle to get out of the gutter. Cats were trying to get their piece of the American Dream by any means necessary. Drug game equals rap game equals hip-hop hustler. In Thug Life , Seth Ferranti takes you on a journey to a world where gangsterism mixes with hip-hop, a journey of pimps, stick-up kids, numbers men, drug dealers, thugs, players, gangstas, hustlers, and of course the rappers who live dual lives in entertainment and crime. The common denominator? Money, power, and respect., "Ferranti continues to amaze us with the most infamous OGs and their unfathomable street life." - The Source "Seth Ferranti is one of the most prolific true-crime writers of our era. He knows the street game inside and out. From the streets to the penitentiary, nobody rates better."-"White Boy Rick" Wershe From the penitentiary to the streets, it's on and popping. Thug life is more than spitting rhymes or hustling on the corner. Thugs live and die on the streets or end up in the "belly of the beast." Rappers name-drop guns by model number and call out drug dealers by name. Gangsta rap is crack-era nostalgia taken to the extreme. It's a world where rappers emulate their favorite hood stars in videos, celebrate their names in verse, and make ghetto heroes out of gangsters. But what happens when hip-hop and organized crime collide? From the blocks in Queens where Supreme and Murder Inc. held court to the neighborhoods of Los Angeles where Harry-O and Death Row made their names to Rap-A-Lot Records and J Prince in Houston, whenever rap moguls rose the street legends weren't far behind. From Bad Boy Records and Anthony "Wolf" Jones in New York to Gucci Mane and the Black Mafia Family in Atlanta to Too Short and Daryl Reed in the Bay Area, thug life wasn't glamorous. The shit on the street was real. In the game there was a common struggle to get out of the gutter. Cats were trying to get their piece of the American Dream by any means necessary. Drug game equals rap game equals hip-hop hustler. In Thug Life , Seth Ferranti takes you on a journey to a world where gangsterism mixes with hip-hop, a journey of pimps, stick-up kids, numbers men, drug dealers, thugs, players, gangstas, hustlers, and of course the rappers who live dual lives in entertainment and crime. The common denominator? Money, power, and respect.
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