Busta Rhymes celebrates the release of his long-awaited album, Extinction Level Event 2, with a visual presentation for the Rick Ross-featured cut, titled, “Master Fard Muhammmad.” Important, impactful and needed, the two titans in Hip Hop deliver a message today backed by some very prominent people.
Directed by Dre Films and Busta-himself, the video praises the strength of the Black man. The visual includes support by the Nation of Muslim who stands behind the two stars. The Nation leader Minister Louis Farrakhan appears in the video. Watch it above.
In the video, Busta Rhymes showcases more of his signature animated personality blended with lethal wordplay while the Bawse matches the energy with his signature laid back commanding presence. “Master Fard Muhammad” follows a string of new hits from Busta Rhymes new album which includes the hit songs “YUUUU” featuring Anderson .Paak, and “Czar” featuring M.O.P.
“Master Fard Muhammad” is one of the many new visuals from the new album. A 22 -track release on The Conglomerate Entertainment/EMPIRE, Extinction Level Event 2, a sequel to 1998 original, includes appearances by Rakim, ODB, Q-Tip, Anderson .Paak, Mariah Carey, Rapsody, Vybz Kartel, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, Chris Rock and Minister Louis Farrakhan.
ABOUT BUSTA RHYMES
Busta Rhymes emerged as one of the most idiosyncratic personalities of rap’s golden era in the ’90s with his halting, ragga-inspired style and lyrics defined by incredible complexity, inventiveness, and humor. After rising to prominence with his group, Busta broke out solo in 1996 with the massive hit single “Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check.” Throughout the ’90s and 2000s, he was a force to be reckoned with, topping the charts with his albums and even debuting at number one in 2006 with his seventh studio album, The Big Bang. In the years that followed, he worked as a producer while also pursuing roles in film and television, remaining sporadically active with his own music with releases like 2020’s Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God.
