“Call me savage, heathen, three-fourths of a human-being/ Give me 40 acres and a mule, and we call it even,” the rapper, also known as Born Allah spits over the soulful production of BLDNGBLCK. And he does so while looking directly at the camera lens of Wackoe, who also directed the pimptastic visuals for, “Black Cream.”

This perspective allows the viewer, to feel connected to Daddy Grace’s message and emotions, in addition to the footage displayed throughout. This allows the focus to shift between the rapper and his talented guest, K.I.T.S. Crakin, as well as clips of Malcolm X speeches, Black Lives Matter protests, and racist cartoons.

It may be difficult at times, but the “Call Me” video is unfortunately a necessity given our country’s history, and current divided state of affairs.

Check out the visuals for “Call Me,” right here courtesy of RESPECT., and go grab Daddy Grace’s No Hip Hop For Grown Men LP, which is now available via iTunes and all major digital retailers and streaming services, via Church of Hip Hop & Financial Prosperity.

Album Buy/Stream Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/NHHFGM
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/AmazonNHHFGM
• Google Play: http://bit.ly/GooglePlayNHHFGM
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifyNHHFGM
• Tidal: http://bit.ly/TidalNHHFGM

Daddy Grace Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/LAbornallah
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daddygrace
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SweetDaddyGrace
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/churchofhiphop

No Hip Hop for Grown Men (EPK): https://youtu.be/p9eI9nz9fVY

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Given his mission to deliver grown-man bars for folks who grew up in rap’s Golden Era, it’s only fitting that Daddy Grace (a/k/a Born Allah) has linked with none other than Sadat X for his raw remix of “Black Cream.”

And this is a proper remix of the track off the L.A. veteran emcee’s No Hip Hop For Grown Men LP, not a mere “tack on a new feature” remix that the Hip-Hop listening world has grown used to. In its completely revamped form, “Black Cream” now contains a brand-new and funky instrumental from BLDNGBLK, two slick new verses from Daddy Grace, and of course some sharp opening bars from Sadat X.

The raspy Brand Nubian spitter sounds right at home over the upbeat production, kickin’ rhymes and not givin’ a cot damn if listeners are new to his music. Likewise, Daddy Grace takes shots at your favorite rapper and isn’t afraid to own up to his status as a rap vet: “Back when Too $hort was missing his front tooth, I was bangin’ on rappers/ Catchin’ bodies in the booth.”

After you give this remix a spin right here, courtesy of RESPECT., go grab Daddy Grace’s No Hip Hop For Grown Men LP, which is now available via iTunes and all major digital retailers and streaming services, via Church of Hip Hop & Financial Prosperity.

Buy/Stream Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/iTunesBlackCreamRemix
• Google Play: http://bit.ly/GooglePlayBlackCreamRemix
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifyBlackCreamRemix

Twitter:
• Daddy Grace: https://twitter.com/LAbornallah
• Sadat X: https://twitter.com/SadatX

Born Allah Online:
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daddygrace
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SweetDaddyGrace
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/churchofhiphop
• Snapchat: @daddygrace9

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“The whole purpose of the album was born out of frustration…” -Daddy Grace

Given his veteran status in the game, you may know the man by the name Born Allah or perhaps Lord Mustafa. But now, the Los Angeles rapper and entrepreneur is known as Daddy Grace, and he’s proud to release his official solo debut album, No Hip Hop For Grown Men.

The frustration Grace refers to while creating this record stems from being a grown-ass man at a time when he feels there’s a minimal amount of Hip-Hop being made for people his age. “I just find that what I have to embrace as a fan of Hip-Hop is far and few between,” he explains, noting that he’s aware it’s always been a young man’s music.

But now? “There are adult fans and adult artists, and that’s the whole concept of the album,” Grace says. “We’re talking grown-man bars, grown-folks Hip-Hop … for people who grew up in the Golden Era.”

No surprise, then, that Grace comes out swinging on opening track and lead single “Black Cream.” It’s a powerful and fitting way to kick off an album titled, No Hip Hop For Grown Men, because it absolutely demonstrates otherwise. Just because Grace and his killer guest lineup (Chali 2na, LuckyIAm, Planet Asia, and others) have been around for years doesn’t mean they don’t have the same hunger.

Listen to Grace get funky on “Westside” alongside LuckyIAm and J-Ro, or peep standout sh*t-talking banger “Bang’em In The Head” with Chali 2na and Dirty Birdy—this album is for the heads, the young’ns who want to learn more about the culture, and everyone in between.

If No Hip Hop For Grown Men was born out of frustration, here’s hoping Grace stays just as angry when crafting its follow-up. Dude’s only getting better with age.

No Hip Hop For Grown Men drops Sept. 9 via Church of Hip Hop & Financial Prosperity through all major digital retailers and can be heard below, courtesy of RESPECT., who is pleased to premiere the album stream!

Buy/Stream Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/NHHFGM
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/AmazonNHHFGM
• Google Play: http://bit.ly/GooglePlayNHHFGM
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifyNHHFGM
• Tidal: http://bit.ly/TidalNHHFGM

Born Allah Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/LAbornallah
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daddygrace
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SweetDaddyGrace
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/churchofhiphop
• Snapchat: @daddygrace9

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Daddy Grace is one of L.A. rap’s progenitors, and he’s cementing his place in Hip-Hop history with “Black Cream.” It’s the latest single off his upcoming solo debut, No Hip Hop For Grown Men, and it arrives with some fresh new visuals to match the track’s O.G. slick talk.

Heads know that Daddy Grace has been in the game for a minute, but they also know that those years haven’t affected his hunger. Whether going by Born Allah or Lord Mustafa, or running with Tabernacle MCz or Movement Ex, he’s maintained his unique flow and huge personality.

That much is apparent in the video for the funky banger, “Black Cream,” which is directed by Wackoe. It centers on the fly fashion (that leather jacket, though) and sharp rhymes from the West Coast Hip-Hop veteran, who is most definitely on some kingpin sh*t here. With good reason, of course, because as the hook goes: he’s a “strong black masculine man.”

You’ll find “Black Cream” on Daddy Grace’s upcoming solo debut album, No Hip Hop For Grown Men, which is set to feature the likes of Planet Asia, Chali 2na, Luckyiam, and more.

Grab your cane, tip your hat, and watch the “Black Cream” video, right here courtesy of RESPECT. No Hip Hop For Grown Men is set to drop September 9th via Daddy Grace’s own imprint, Church of Hip Hop & Financial Prosperity, and will be available through through all major digital retailers and streaming outlets.

Pre-Order Links:
• iTunes: http://bit.ly/NHHFGM
• Amazon: http://bit.ly/AmazonNHHFGM\
• Google Play: http://bit.ly/GooglePlayNHHFGM

Tracklist:
01. Black Cream
02. All In (feat. Jaisa’n)
03. Grown Man Barz (feat. Jaisa’n)
04. Daddy’s Home
05. B-Boy Anthem (feat. Agallah the Don)
06. Bar Work (feat. Soul King, Akimbo Slice & K.I.T.S. Crakin’)
07. Westside (feat. Lucky lam & J-Ro)
08. Call Me (feat. K.I.T.S. Crakin’)
09. Warriors Theme (feat. Erule)
10. Bang’s in the Head (feat. Chali 2na & Dirty Birdy)
11. 40 Dayz 40 Nites
12. The Pain (feat. Planet Asia)
13. Da Funk (feat. Akimbo Slice & K.I.T.S Crakin’)

Album EPK: https://youtu.be/p9eI9nz9fVY

Born Allah Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/LAbornallah
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daddygrace
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SweetDaddyGrace
• SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/churchofhiphop
• Snapchat: @daddygrace9

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