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Frukwan continues to ponder the meaning of life, questioning societal norms and values. He rejects violence and substance abuse, expressing his desire for hope and a better future. The lyrics convey a sense of disappointment in the state of humanity, as Frukwan laments the loss of respect, the perpetration of fear, and the neglect of the ...
Migrate really wasn't a time when life was great I want to go home to the Bering Straights A place where I know where my kid's is safe Thoughts of runnin' foul like a rampant disease Yet, my skin tone really couldn't bring the ease Gettin' weaker by the day, months and years Thousands of years we reign, but now I shed a tear [Chorus:]
Feb 4, 2003 · [Frukwan] I look inside the mirror and look in myself, I'm hopin' for help Everyday I'm hopin' for a brand new strife The shores of North America, I'm bound to survive Though I'm not the same, yo ...
In 2003, Frukwan released his debut solo album, Life. The compilation album, 6 Feet Under, was released in 2004 by X-Ray/Cleopatra Records and featured songs from Nightmare in A-Minor and Life. According to Frukwan, he had nothing to do with the release and claimed that song titles were changed without permission, making it an unauthorized release.
- 1994–2002, 2010–2018
- New York, U.S.
Frukwan embarked on a solo career in 2003, releasing the album Life. In 2009, he released his second studio album Greatness. Both albums experienced little success. Little else is known about Frukwan.
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