What makes Grammatical Revolution by GRITS notable?

This album marked a significant moment in Christian hip-hop, showcasing the genre's potential for mainstream appeal. It received critical acclaim and helped solidify GRITS' position in the music industry, influencing subsequent artists within the genre. Grammatical Revolution is GRITS' second album, following their debut release, Mental Releases, in 1995. By this point in their career, they were establishing themselves as pioneers in Christian hip-hop, delivering a unique sound that combined clever wordplay with uplifting messages.

Who is Grammatical Revolution for?

Grammatical Revolution works well if you're into rhythmic storytelling with, themes of faith and perseverance and varied track lengths create dynamics.

How many songs are on Grammatical Revolution?

Grammatical Revolution has 16 tracks, running approximately 61 minutes.

Grammatical Revolution

GRITS · 1999

61 min · 16 tracks · Christian hip-hop

A vibrant blend of rhythmic storytelling and soulful beats that tackles themes of faith and perseverance.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Ima Showem — This track stands out for its infectious energy and motivational lyrics, encouraging listeners to demonstrate their faith through action. Its catchy hook exemplifies the album's overall uplifting spirit.
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Supreme Being — In this track, GRITS explores deep theological themes while maintaining an engaging rhythm, demonstrating their ability to fuse profound messages with accessible music. The production complements the lyrical depth effectively.
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Time Is Passing — The reflective nature of this song offers a contemplative pause within the album, addressing themes of urgency and purpose in life. Its introspective lyrics resonate with listeners seeking direction.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

rhythmic storytelling with
themes of faith and perseverance
varied track lengths create dynamics
engaging introspective listening experience

Maybe skip if you

prefer straightforward, single tracks
avoid deep lyrical exploration

Where this album fits

Career context: Grammatical Revolution is GRITS' second album, following their debut release, Mental Releases, in 1995. By this point in their career, they were establishing themselves as pioneers in Christian hip-hop, delivering a unique sound that combined clever wordplay with uplifting messages.
Stylistic neighbors: TobyMac· Lecrae· KJ-52

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Lil' Man Intro 0:48
2 Ima Showem 3:55
3 They All Fall Down 5:23
4 Strugglin' 4:37
5 C2K 4:31
6 Time Is Passing 4:29
7 Supreme Being 3:57
8 Man's Soul 4:41
9 Count Bass D (A Reading From) 1:21
10 Soundcheck 5:06
11 Stop Bitin' 4:11
12 It Takes Love 5:47
13 Return of the Antagonist 4:57
14 I Still Know What You Bit Last Summer 1:21
15 Millenium 2:22
16 The End 4:16

What to play next

Listen next

The Art of Translation

2002

Go back to

Factors of the Seven

1998

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