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339:, Madlib spoke about how they started working on the album, saying, "I met him through Ben Lambo. He used to work at Stones Throw. I heard some of an earlier album with Jeezy on it . And Lambo wanted to see if he could do something different over my style of beats. That's where it all started… I had gotten over eight CDs worth of music to him, and just let him pick out whatever he could vibe to. I didn't do anything special, I just let him pick stuff that he could write to. I thought he'd pick different types of beats, all raw shit. I didn't have to tell him, but that's what he wanted to record." He also spoke about how they recorded the album separately, saying, "No, he recorded the vocals on his own. Like, I handed him all the CDs, and he picked out all the beats he wanted, he recorded them at his studio, then he handed those off to me, then we finished it. I would add little things, like these choruses. That's what usually happens: I let 'em record what they want, then I add stuff as needed after that, like extra horns or whatever… I'm usually working on other thangs, you know what I mean? I don't have time to sit there and coach somebody that just already knows what to do, and that's the kind of people I usually work with… I don't want to sit there like a babysitter." Gibbs also spoke about how the album was recorded over three years, saying, "We two different guys, man. I was still in the streets when I first started that Madlib album. I was, then I wasn't. You can tell the progression on the record, though. You can tell the different places that I'm in, 'cause I did it over the course of three years, coming up with the ideas and concepts." 264:
certain activities in the street," he continued. "You might end up selling drugs to one of your family members, hell, you might end up shooting one of your family members. The drug and the crime shit really deteriorated our community - my community, at least. And then I say something about my uncle was addicted to drugs in the verse. That's real shit. That's a true example of a king to a fiend, someone who was a prominent and hard-working guy in the community that went from not having work and being addicted to crack cocaine."
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as "a gangster Blaxploitation film on wax". "I will show you my flaws, I'll show you what I've done wrong and what I've fucked up at. I don't regret shit, but I'll show you the things I'm not proud of. I'm about to show niggas how to rap again. Everybody else is going to fall in line." Madlib added.
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Gibbs performed the title track and "Deep" during his collaborative set with Madlib. Following the surprise performance, five hundred copies of the limited-edition EP were sold at the venue. The EP was exclusively on sale at Madlib's shows, but was made available for retail purchase on November 21,
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having finished being recorded. On February 12, Gibbs shared a clip of himself with Madlib further teasing the project and stating that they "Might put some shit out. Might. Thinking about it. We thinking about it." The next day, on February 13, Gibbs continued to tease upcoming music and wrote on
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Speaking about how society wasn't against rap music but against the thug element of it. I felt like that's what I represent," he said. "What I'm rapping is what I'm living. I'm using rap as a vehicle to get me away from that type of living. You may get to that level, selling drugs and engaging in
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imprint. The EP contains two main vocal tracks, instrumentals and two bonus beats. On January 16, 2012, a music video for the lead single "Thuggin'", directed by Jonah Schwartz, was premiered online.
255:, Gibbs decoded a few lines from "Thuggin'", explaining how he extracted from personal experiences in Gary, Indiana, for the track: "The song is "Thuggin'". First line, I say, 230:
On November 18, 2011, at the Madlib Medicine Show live event at Mighty in San Francisco, Madlib brought out Freddie Gibbs and announced their first collaborative EP titled
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was released on October 20, 2014, by Madlib Invazion in both digital and 12-inch vinyl formats. The six-track EP includes two vocal tracks, "Knicks (Remix)" featuring
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wearing a bandana around his neck and sitting on a zebra as they watch buildings in Hollywood being set on fire. On May 30, the single "Crime Pays" was released and
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his Instagram story that the "Album is done. Finished. Finito." On February 20, Gibbs and Madlib released the single "Flat Tummy Tea" and announced that
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would appear on the new project. Freddie Gibbs confirmed this on Twitter while his manager tweeted a teaser picture of Madlib beats.
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and hanging out in a neighborhood park, with a zebra print border surrounding the image. In a March 2014, interview with
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In February 2014, the track list and the cover art of the album were released. The cover art shows Gibbs wearing a black
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on May 7, 2016, he announced that he and Freddie Gibbs will be releasing a second collaborative studio album called
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and Ransom, and "Home" featuring singer BJ the Chicago Kid, as well as instrumentals and two bonus beats by Madlib.
1199: 1088: 606: 241: 236:. The project had been concealed for at least six months until it was made available for sale at the event. 1426: 365: 300:, released on September 24, 2013, was the final EP in the trilogy before the release of their full-length 1342: 843: 426:, Madlib Invazion and ESGN. A second single, the title track "Bandana", featuring the dancehall artist 1533: 1312: 1119: 945: 1528: 1006: 385: 460: 282: 190: 1401: 977: 722: 705: 546: 444:. On May 28, 2019, the official album cover was revealed, showing Madlib's animated alter-ego 427: 419: 378: 120: 1285: 590: 232: 1375: 1222:"Here's the Cover Art and Tracklist for Freddie Gibbs and Madlib's Upcoming Album "Piñata"" 1034: 828: 534: 432: 390: 209: 888: 674: 612: 557: 521: 349: 344: 274: 1600: 1402:"Won't be long before we get that new @FreddieGibbs now...pic.twitter.com/bByu1h1wWQ" 1308: 718: 497: 335: 214: 186: 182: 174: 170: 147: 94: 79: 48: 1278:"Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – KNICKS REMIX EP – with Bronson, Bada$ $ & Ransom" 198: 430:, was released on March 5, 2019. On May 11, 2019, Gibbs and Madlib announced that 353: 1477:"Freddie Gibbs & Madlib Announce 'Montana' Album Will Complete Their Trilogy" 726: 648: 550: 423: 296: 281:
formats. The eight-track EP includes two vocal tracks, "Shame" featuring singer
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with the cryptic caption "we are clearing samples ...", alluding to
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would be the second installment of a planned trilogy, following
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was later released June 28 to commercial and critical success.
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In December 2019, Gibbs and Madlib recorded a concert for
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was released on July 10, 2012, by Madlib Invazion in both
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We're not against rap, but we're against those thugs.
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Freddie Gibbs (left) and Madlib performing live in March 2014
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San Francisco
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Hip hop
Keep Cool
RCA
Freddie Gibbs
Madlib
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San Francisco
California
Gary, Indiana
Freddie Gibbs
Oxnard, California
Madlib
studio albums
Piñata
Bandana
extended plays
Thuggin'
Madlib Invazion
Jay Z
Shame
digital
12-inch vinyl
BJ the Chicago Kid
a cappellas

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