Born 2wice - Portrait Of A Serial Player

Born 2wice's "Portrait of a Serial Player" is a hip-hop album that was released in 1993. The album features 14 tracks that showcase Born 2wice's lyrical prowess and his unique style of storytelling. The themes of the album revolve around life in the streets, hustling, and the struggle to survive in a harsh environment.

The production on the album is heavily influenced by the West Coast G-funk sound, with heavy basslines, funky guitar riffs, and smooth melodies. The beats are provided by a number of talented producers, including DJ Pooh, Rashad Coes, and E-Swift.

Born 2wice's rhymes are full of vivid imagery and clever wordplay, as he recounts tales of drug deals, gang warfare, and police brutality. He also touches on more personal subjects, such as his own struggles with addiction and the loss of loved ones.