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Birth of a Prince is the third album from American hip hop musician RZA, the main producer of the Wu-Tang Clan. It was released on October 7, 2003. Unlike his other albums, Birth of a Prince, is not a Bobby Digital album. Some fans often find this misleading, believing that he records solo albums only under the Bobby Digital alias. The album received mixed to positive reviews and one video for the song, "We Pop" was also released.

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Birth of a Prince is the third album from American hip hop musician RZA, the main producer of the Wu-Tang Clan. It was released on October 7, 2003. Unlike his other albums, Birth of a Prince, is not a Bobby Digital album. Some fans often find this misleading, believing that he records solo albums only under the Bobby Digital alias. The album received mixed to positive reviews and one video for the song, "We Pop" was also released.
Chart information
The album's performance on various music charts are as follows:
- Billboard Magazine's The Billboard 200: #49
- Billboard Magazine's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums: #20
Track listing
All tracks produced by the RZA unless otherwise stated
- "Bob 'n I"
- "The Grunge"
- "We Pop"
- featuring ODB & CCF Division
- Producer: Megahertz
- same CD track contains a second unlisted song, "Hood Rats," featuring Erica Bryant
- "Grits"
- "Fast Cars"
- "Chi Kung"
- featuring Cilvaringz & Featherz
- Producer: Barracuda
- "You'll Never Know"
- "Drink, Smoke + Fuck"
- "The Whistle"
- "The Drop Off"
- "Wherever I Go"
- featuring Allah Real & CCF Division
- "Koto Chotan"
- "A Day to God is 1,000 Years"
- "Cherry Range"
- "The Birth"
- "See the Joy"
Singles and Videos Singles and videos were made and released for "We Pop" "Grits" and "Chi Kung"
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