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Recording sessions were cut through weeks to months. The concept came in 2009, and the overall, mastering, production took over a period of over a year. At the time, Stefano was filling in for the 5 lead roles in films he had that year in addition the screenplays, and was producing tracks for Dr. Dre and rap mogul, P. Diddy. Initially the album was set to be released under BadBoy Records, but after discussions, it was confirmed that it will be released under Interscope as it would be convenient for label mates Eminem and 50 Cent to collaborate with Stefano, as well as being acknowledged as a mainstream record. It was also released under Aftermath Entertainment. Stefano reportedly wrote the lyrics for all the songs in a period of nearly 4 months, after he decided to re-write, perfect, and c

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rdfs:comment	Recording sessions were cut through weeks to months. The concept came in 2009, and the overall, mastering, production took over a period of over a year. At the time, Stefano was filling in for the 5 lead roles in films he had that year in addition the screenplays, and was producing tracks for Dr. Dre and rap mogul, P. Diddy. Initially the album was set to be released under BadBoy Records, but after discussions, it was confirmed that it will be released under Interscope as it would be convenient for label mates Eminem and 50 Cent to collaborate with Stefano, as well as being acknowledged as a mainstream record. It was also released under Aftermath Entertainment. Stefano reportedly wrote the lyrics for all the songs in a period of nearly 4 months, after he decided to re-write, perfect, and c
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abstract	Recording sessions were cut through weeks to months. The concept came in 2009, and the overall, mastering, production took over a period of over a year. At the time, Stefano was filling in for the 5 lead roles in films he had that year in addition the screenplays, and was producing tracks for Dr. Dre and rap mogul, P. Diddy. Initially the album was set to be released under BadBoy Records, but after discussions, it was confirmed that it will be released under Interscope as it would be convenient for label mates Eminem and 50 Cent to collaborate with Stefano, as well as being acknowledged as a mainstream record. It was also released under Aftermath Entertainment. Stefano reportedly wrote the lyrics for all the songs in a period of nearly 4 months, after he decided to re-write, perfect, and conceptualize the work. In an interview he spoke about the meaning and reason behind the title, stating that "It was an idea from Dre. It's about how we can actually be rebels in this different rap culture nowadays, and how we can stand by what we believe in. It also coincides with James Dean's character from the film and relating to him." Eminem and 50 Cent recorded their verses for "Who Run It", while Jay Z, Beyonce, and Kanye West collaborated with Stefano for "This Rap Sh*t", "Rising", and "Back On Broadway" respectively. West and Pharell Williams of The Neptunes also produced much of the tracks for the record. Busta Rhymes and Jadakiss worked with Raven on the track, "Giants", with Justin Timberlake for "Call me Out", and Timbaland's production for the album as well as the for the track, "Get It Up". Pharell was featured on "B Day" and produced that track along with "You Love Me (Mad For You)". Trey Songz did a freestyle with Raven on "So Wack", and Lady GaGa was on the Pharell Williams produced track.

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