Welcome To Planet X

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KXNG Crooked outlines the concept for his upcoming album with "Welcome to Planet X," which features narration from Eminem.

About a week after sharing the video to "Shoot Back (Dear Officer)," which showed KXNG Crooked inspiring a revolt against crooked police, the Slaughterhouse emcee is back with a new track, "Welcome to Planet X," off his upcoming album, Good Vs Evil. "Welcome to Planet X" is the first track to play after the Good Vs Evil opener (which is assisted by Just Blaze), and it begins with an ominous spoken word address from Eminem. "I live in a world that's different than your world," says Em, going on to describe a place where free speech and democracy don't exist. "Welcome to Planet X, motherfucker," he declares, setting the scene for Crooked to detail his imagined (but not unimaginable) state of chaos. 

Like last month's "Campaign Speech," Eminem's first single in over a year, "Welcome to Planet X" is a response to the highly contentious upcoming election, which, for many, has signaled the onset of a dangerous socio-political culture. Today's societal ills, like extreme poverty and police brutality, exist on Crooked's Planet X, though "in this alternate reality the lower class citizens use violence to fight back at all times," says the Long Beach rapper. He hopes the presence of Eminem will force people to pay attention to the issues being raised within the song. 

Good Vs Evil is set for release on November 11. Check out the tracklist below. 

1. 'A Just Message' (Intro) (w/ Just Blaze)
2.  ‘Welcome To Planet X (We're Coming For You)’ (with Eminem & The Observer)
3.  ‘Dem People’ (with Xzibit & SAS)
4.  ‘Robocop Went Pop’
5.  ‘Rebel Party’ (with The Observer)
6.  ‘I Want To Kill You’
7.  ‘CrazyPsychoLoco’
8.  ‘Intergalactic Hustling’ (with Boroc)
9.  ‘Revolutionary Funk’ (with P Funk Pavarotti)
10. ‘Shoot Back (Dear Officer)’ (with Tech N9ne)
11. ‘Obey (KXNG's Speech)’
12. ‘The Oath'
13. ‘KXNG Tut'
14. ‘Puppet Master’ (with RZA, KinG! & The Observer)

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<b>Feature &amp; News Contributor</b> Brooklyn via Toronto writer and music enthusiast. Angus writes reviews, features, and lists for HNHH. While hip-hop is his muse, Angus also puts in work at an experimental dance label. In the evenings, he winds down to dub techno and Donna Summer.
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