Biography
The uprising star of the mainstream music, Akon, was born in Senegal to a family of a famous jazz musician Mor Thiam. There are several opinions on his real name, but according to the most popular version, it is Aliaune Thiam. In such circumstances, the boy could not but love music, especially drums and percussion. When he was seven, he moved to the States. He studied poorly and always found troubles with law. Aged fifteen he wrote his first composition, Operations of Nature. It was never released as Akon was not deeply interested in music at that time. As a teenager, Akon decided to launch an illegal business selling stolen cars. He offered his vehicles to celebrities, sportsmen, actors and musicians. This occupation brought him to prison where Akon spent three years. The sentence time was enough to reconsider life values and directions to go. Locked in jail, Akon wrote some of the songs that would be featured on his albums. Three years in confinement persuaded the young man to never break the law again.
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After leaving the prison, Akon equipped his own room with the necessary facilities and built up a small studio to work on his own material. He sent his demos to numerous companies until SRC, a Universal subdivision, signed him up. In 2004, the singer released his first long player, Trouble. It was loaded with his experience and impressions from the past life, mostly dark emotions and memories. Indisputably talented, Akon presented a unique type of music decorated with his gentle voice sounding intimate and profound. As only author and producer of his own songs, Akon was free to look for unusual sounds, patterns and solutions. One of the first successful experiments was the composition Show Out featuring him uttering fragments of poems from school text books. First fame and recognition came with the single Locked Up, written by Akon during his sentence. Another song conceived behind the bars was the hit Ghetto. One of the untypical joyful songs on the album was the dance smash Bananza (Belly Dance), a favorite of most leading dance floors. The album did not reach the first place in the charts, but it managed to remain there long enough to become platinum.
The subsequent release by Akon, Konvicted (2006) was considered one of the best releases of the year. The singer wrote all but one tracks from the album. He got some of his friends involved in the session for this record. One of the compositions, Smack That, was made in cooperation with Eminem. This song made one of the most incredible jumps in the charts soaring from position 95 to 7 in Top 100. Snoop Dog also helped the young artist create this album as he participated in making the ballads I Wanna Love You, and Don’t Metter. It took Konvicted only seven weeks to become platinum. The two high selling albums made it possible for Akon to launch his own label, Konvikt Muzik. Famous and prosperous, Akon announced his plans to broaden his activity with starting his own TV show and shooting a movie based in the facts from his life. He has already founded his clothing line, Konvict Clothing. In December 2008, Akon released his third album, Freedom.
Studio Albums
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Song Lyrics
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Let me tell you what hurts the most
I’m a convicted felon and I can’t work
No matter where I go I try to get paid
They never give me the job cuz they are afraid that
I’m a stick em up oh yea stick it
Rob the manager and everybody in it
Thats the everyday life of a convict tryin to make it
Why they sayin to me
The judges said don’t trouble nobody
Probation said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble, don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody
The judges said don’t trouble nobody
Probation said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble, don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody
Me and my niggas on the block all day clockin dimes
Lookin out for police
Cause this the type of shit that we go through
Up in the ghetto jus to make some cheese
Street life got me gettin locked up about 5, 6 times a week
And then a made bond, take it from the profit of the weed
All this just to feed my seeds, yeah
I got a stop this livin, I witness one to many killings
I’ve seen the hardenst niggas straight propped up
And a pound that’s never ever been found so.
The judges said don’t trouble nobody
Probation said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble, don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody
The judges said don’t trouble nobody
Probation said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble, don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody
I’m tryin to stay away from trouble everyday
But its hard when the things you need
Picture lookin at your babies in the face
When they hungry and they need to eat
Trying not to do wrong
But they won’t let me do right
Even though I done changed my life
Criminal records what they judging me by
That’s why
Momma said don’t trouble nobody
Papa said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody
Momma said don’t trouble nobody
Papa said don’t trouble nobody
Stay out of trouble don’t trouble nobody
And I’m a try not to trouble nobody