Name: Young Black Teenagers
Brand: MCA
SKU: 7016
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Young Black Teenagers

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Album: Young Black Teenagers
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Punks, Lies and Video Tape
2)	Korner Groove
3)	Traci
4)	First Stage of a Rampage Called the Rap Rage
5)	Nobody Knows Kelli
6)	Daddy Kalled Me Niga Cause I Likeded to Rhyme
7)	Chillin' Wit Me Posee
8)	Mack Daddy Don of the Underworld
9)	Loud and Hard to Hit
10)	My T. V. Went Black and White on Me
11)	Proud to Be Black
12)	To My Donna
13)	My Color T. V.

Album: Young Black Teenagers
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Punks, Lies and Video Tape
2)	Korner Groove
3)	Traci
4)	First Stage of a Rampage Called the Rap Rage
5)	Nobody Knows Kelli
6)	Daddy Kalled Me Niga Cause I Likeded to Rhyme
7)	Chillin' Wit Me Posee
8)	Mack Daddy Don of the Underworld
9)	Loud and Hard to Hit
10)	My T. V. Went Black and White on Me
11)	Proud to Be Black
12)	To My Donna
13)	My Color T. V.

Performer Notes

In the early 1990s, a rap group stirred some controversy by calling itself Young Black Teenagers. The name wouldn't have made a difference if they really were Black, but in fact, the Teenagers were actually White. Some MCs were angry and resentful, while others realized that YBT was actually making a pro-Black statement. Among the quintet's supporters were Public Enemy, and in fact, this impressive CD (which had a cover modeled after Meet the Beatles) was produced by the team that had been producing PE and Ice Cube, the Bomb Squad. Anyone who dismissed YBT as a mere novelty didn't seriously listen to "Punks, Lies & Videotape," "Mack Daddy Don of the Underworld" or "Daddy Kalled Me Niga Cause I Liked to Rhyme," all of which prove that their rapping skills were quite strong. Like House of Pain and 3rd Bass, YBT was a white group that rejected pop-rap, and it is the hardcore approach that wins out on this rewarding and provocative disc. ~ Alex Henderson