Black men are constantly expected to understand everybody else’s pain while nobody makes room for theirs. They are expected to be patient with everyone else’s trauma, everyone else’s moods, everyone else’s healing journey but when they have wounds of their own, they’re too “hard to love”…
27 years ago today, Mac dropped World War III — one of the standout releases from the No Limit era. 💿🔥
Released in 1999, the album featured appearances from Master P, C-Murder, Mia X, Magic and more, with records like “War Party,” “You Never Know” and “Battle Cry (Tomorrow).”
Where does World War III rank among your favorite No Limit albums? 👀🔥