Iverson’s song

Album name: Retitled to Misunderstood

Album singer: Jewelz (Allen Iverson)

Release date: Completed in 2000, not available for public sale

< p>Album Language: English

Album Type: Hip-Hop Album + Single Unreleased

Record Company: CruThik

Compression Ratio: 96Kbps~192kbps

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Album introduction:

Of the more than 20 tattoos on Iverson’s body, “CT” has been tattooed many times Appears, which is the abbreviation of CRUTHIK of Iverson Records. Of course, you will find another tattoo of his: Jewelz - this is Iverson's other name in the entertainment industry.

In addition to tattooing various patterns on his body and taking all the team's shots, Iverson's other hobby is music.

In 2000, Iverson finally completed his first solo album "Misunderstood". Of course, this album, like its singer, also has another name: "Not Fiction" (nonfiction)》

It is common for sports stars to release songs, but this album caused an uproar before it was released. The reason is that one of the songs called "40Bars" contains a lot of foul language and involves three sensitive groups: women, black people and homosexuals.

This foul-mouthed song has aroused criticism from people from all walks of life, especially human rights groups. In October 2000, members of the Philadelphia Martin Luther King Jr. Association and hundreds of spontaneous protesters even organized a demonstration. Protesters gathered in front of two local radio stations, chanted protest slogans and demanded that the radio stations ban the record. NBA President Stern also stood up to draw a line with Iverson, calling some of the words in the single "vulgar and even antisocial."

However, Iverson has already calmed down in the face of accusations and criticism. He first issued an apology statement: "If those gay groups or women feel offended, then look for it in my songs. I want to express my deep apologies. If children think that my songs promote violence, I implore them not to buy this record. I hope that children will always live in dreams."

Then, Ai. Ferson stated that he would not change the content of the lyrics as they came from his personal experiences. "Before entering the NBA, I lived in such an environment. In my daily life, I saw too much sex, violence and drugs." Iverson said, "This (lyrics) is entertainment, it is An art form."

This album was originally planned to be released around the 2001 All-Star Weekend, but it was delayed and it seems that it has not been officially released until now.

Classic lyrics of "40Bars": "I know killers work for money, and I'll kill your ass for free/Which way do you want to die, fast or slow?"< /p>

Since Allen Iverson has to wait another year before he gets that championship ring, looks like he's waiting for his album to drop too. Emceeing under the name Jewelz, the basketball star's album, Misunderstood, has been delayed to at least the end of the year or maybe even 2002. The album was originally pushed back in February for a release after the NBA season, but now its being pushed back because The Answer wants to record a few more tracks.

Last year, Iverson's label, Universal released the single "40 Bars" to some harsh backlash. The track was met with criticisms from several groups for its violent nature and derogatory terms toward blacks, women, gays and lesbians. Iverson was asked by NBA commissioner David Stern to remove the offensive lyrics from the song and Iverson agreed to do so. Later, the baller/emcee recanted his agreement and said that he would not censor himself and leave the lyrics as they were originally recorded.

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40 Bars Lyrics:

"For the year 2G the rap game change for one name

Jewelz aim to slain anything on this plane

Remains are found when the best kept secret get heated

You went platinum wit a ghost writer,