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I could go on and on, because this really was a beautiful time. Significant milestone moments for my career, my livelihood, my personal well-being, and I was able to share a real transitional period for myself with people, so it was significant in that sense as well, because the fans were growing with me. It was a lot of great moments, incredible moments.

I was able to just really do for my family in a way that I had always dreamed to.ĭiddy, Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes & More Remember The Notorious B.I.G. I think that album was the album where I was really able to see my family smile in a whole new way, because I was able to provide in a whole new way. But that album solidified my legacy and it also introduced me to an entire different living condition. It was my sophomore jinx album where everybody was like, ‘We don’t wanna hear another album if he doesn’t switch it up,’ ‘Can he do it again?’ All of that talk was happening. I feel great about all of my albums, and particularly that album. We gon’ turn up in a major way for dad and for When Disaster Strikes‘ ?’20th anniversary! But you know, in hindsight, one of my greatest bodies of work dropped on my father’s birthday - that’s magical to me, to be able to celebrate that now. At the time we put it out on his birthday, it wasn’t the plan, it was just the right release date compared to what was dropping at the time. September 16 is my fathers birthday, and he’s been passed away for like three-and-a-half years now. Take a look at an edited transcript of our conversation below to hear Busta’s take on ?When Disaster Strikes? and beyond. In light of the nostalgic event, Billboard chatted with Rhymes (whose real name is Trevor George Smith, Jr.) about the impact When Disaster Strikes? had on his career and exactly how it solidified his legacy that’s more than 20 years in the making, as well as where he’s taking things next with his upcoming LP. Other stand out cuts include "So Hardcore" and “One” which is a great collaboration with Erykah Badu.Rapsody Announces Upcoming Album 'Laila's Wisdom,' Shares Busta Rhymes-Assisted 'You Should Know' Songs like “Turn UP” the Flipmode assisted "We Could Take it Outside" and “Rhymes Galore” showcase Busta at his best rapid fire delivery over hard pounding beats. Critics and fans alike applauded this release for its depth and well-crafted songs which made it platinum at the time of its release. The albums second single “Dangerous” continued to push Busta creatively and was accompanied with a stellar video gained him major air play on BET and MTV. The single was an immediate smash and was followed by an equally amazing album. With a lead single that countered that statement “Put Your Hands Where MY Eyes Can See” he proved he is more than just a one act man. "By the time Busta Rhymes hit with his second solo album, “When Disaster Strikes”, he was already cemented as one of the most powerful voices in the rap game. B3 Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could Seeī4 There's Not A Problem My Squad Can't Fixĭ5 Outro (Preparation For The Final World Front)