Hip Hop.

We ve all heard the expression a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, in the case of Cee-Rock “The Fury”, words are worth a thousand pictures. When he recites his unique formulation of lyrics one can visualize the “vocal scenery” in every phrase.

His unpredictable humor and Psycho-logical insights on many subjects makes him a stand-alone character in today s Hip-Hop music world.

This Queens, New York Rap veteran is always armed and ready for the lyrical challenge.

“The Fury” gets much love and respect not only in New York City but also in Scandinavia and other parts of Europe.

“The Fury” is featured on Sweden’s George remix of "The Things You Do" which hit the Top 40 in Sweden. That same track became an import hit in the U.S. and was ranked by Billboard at No. 37. “The Fury” has been seen on MTV with Ananda, freestyled with the Rap Coalition (sponsored by Wendy Day); performed at the Apollo Theater, Video Music Box with Ralph McDaniels and Crazy Sam; Underground Ruff House with Uncle Jesse Barnes; and can be seen in NAS featuring Puff Daddy’s video Hate Me Now.

Foul language is not on “The Fury’s” agenda. He feels that cursing is a cop-out for emcees who lack a strong vocabulary.
A ferocious competitor, “The Fury” is always looking for a challenge especially when it comes to the battle of wit. Strategic brain-warfare keeps “The Fury” on his toes; he specializes in the art of deep thought.