Do Or Die
Do or Die came out of Chicago in the mid-1990s with a sound that was direct and unvarnished. Their debut single "Do or Die" gave the group its name and became...
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Do or Die came out of Chicago in the mid-1990s with a sound that was direct and unvarnished. Their debut single "Do or Die" gave the group its name and became their calling card, a track that felt urgent and street-level. The group's lineup has shifted over time, with Twista's rapid-fire delivery being one of its most recognizable elements from the start.
Their first album, 1996's 'Anthems,' included the track "Po Pimp." Later records like 'Headz or Tails' and 'Victory' followed, with Twista's intricate verses remaining a constant. Other songs in their catalog include "Do U?" and "Lil Sum Sum."
There have been breaks and changes in membership along the way. In 1997, Twista faced an assault accusation, which brought some unwanted attention. Internal tensions later led to several members leaving the group. Through it all, they kept a core audience that connected with the straightforward tone of their music.
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