About this album
Where they were
Released in 2008, 'Brooklyn's Don Diva' marked Foxy Brown's return after a lengthy hiatus following her 1999 album 'Chyna Doll.' At this point in her career, she was navigating a complex landscape shaped by personal challenges and industry shifts, making this album both a comeback and a reaffirmation of her status in hip-hop.
Why it matters
'Brooklyn's Don Diva' was significant for its critical reception, particularly among hip-hop enthusiasts who recognized it as a strong return to form. The album showcased Foxy's ability to tackle themes of empowerment and street life, resonating with listeners and contributing to discussions around the representation of women in rap.
Essential tracks
- "Brooklyn's Don Diva" — The title track sets the tone for the album with its assertive lyrics and catchy hook, encapsulating Foxy's confidence and resilience.
- "We Don't Surrender" — This track highlights Foxy's defiance and determination, featuring compelling storytelling that reflects her experiences in the industry.
- "Dreams Of Fucking A D-Boy" — With its provocative title and bold narrative style, this track showcases Foxy's ability to blend personal narratives with broader societal themes.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Brooklyn's Don Diva 2:35
- 2 We Don't Surrender 4:05
- 3 We're on Fire 4:23
- 4 Dreams Of Fucking A D-Boy 3:09
- 5 When the Lights Go Out 3:34
- 6 Never Heard This Before 4:11
- 7 Too Real 2:53
- 8 Star Cry 4:30
- 9 Why 4:11
- 10 She Wanna Rude Bwoy 3:30
- 11 The Quan 3:46
- 12 Bulletproof Love/One Love 3:48
- 13 How We Get Down 4:29
- 14 We Set the Pace 4:24
- 15 The Quan (Hip Hop mix) 3:44
