It was banned from heavy rotation on with censors claiming that the depiction of Hammer in (and with what appeared to be an erection) was too graphic. However, the single peaked at number three on the charts. Arsenio then said, 'I guess that's why they call you 'Hammer.' It ain't got nothin' to do with ' (which refers to the fact that ).' Pumps and a Bump' proved to be a controversial track on this album, somewhat affecting Hammer's image. Hammer didn't give a direct answer, but instead laughed.
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Talk show host said to Hammer, 'Women in the audience want to know, what's in your speedos in the 'Pumps and a Bump' video?' A clip from the video was then shown, to much approval from the audience. It also featured head and Death Row recording artists.Release and promotion Hammer debuted the album and video for ' two months before its release on and finally released it in March. Yet, on this album as with previous records, Hammer would continue to call out other rappers who had him.It was produced by innovative musicians and writers such as (who had previously produced records for, and ), The Whole 9, The Hines Brothers and G-Bomb. While Hammer's appearance changed to keep up with the audience, his lyrics still remained honest and somewhat clean with minor. He co-produced this record with rapper and producer, Stefan Adamek. To adapt to the changing landscape of hip-hop, the album was a more aggressive sounding album. Nonetheless, this harder-edged, more aggressive record went, but failed to win him a new audience among fans.Ĭontents.Production In 1993, Hammer began recording this album. As with some earlier songs such as 'Crime Story' (from the album ), the content and reality about 'street life' remained somewhat the same, but the sound was different, resulting in Hammer losing favor with fans. The album was recorded in 1993 and released in early 1994.The album at the time was hailed as Hammer's album. 'Don't Stop'Released: July 4, 1994 ( )The Funky Headhunter is the fifth record by (and fourth major-label ).
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