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(Who abandons her sometime during the pregnancy.) Shortly after she gives birth, her mother throws her out of the house, and she's out on the street. Disposable Sex Worker: 'Brenda's Got a Baby' is about a 12-year-old girl from the inner-city with an uncaring family who gets involved with and pregnant by her 20-something cousin. Deliberately Monochrome: The sepia-toned album cover, most of the 'Trapped' and 'If My Homie Calls' videos and all of the 'Brenda's Got a Baby' video, and the single covers.

One-Word Title: 'Trapped' and 'Violent'. New Jack Swing: Surprisingly, despite being classified as a hardcore and political hip hop album, songs like 'Trapped', 'Brenda's Got A Baby' and 'If My Homie Calls' use new jack-styled beats, though obviously gritter than what you'd normally hear from new jack swing. It's stated that had her family and society at large had just looked after her, this tragedy would not have had to happen.I hear Brenda's got a baby, but Brenda's barely got a brainA damn shame, the girl can hardly spell her name'That's not our problem, that's up to Brenda's family!'Well, let me show you how it affects the whole community. Morality Ballad: 'Brenda's Got a Baby' is about a 12-year-old girl who becomes pregnant, turns to prostitution just to stay afloat, and is murdered. Mood Whiplash: 'If My Homie Calls', a fun, uplifting party track with production reminiscent of Digital Underground's sound, is immediately followed by the bleak, heartwrenching 'Brenda's Got a Baby'. Her mother wasn't much better, either.

Protest Song: Pretty much a Protest Album. Political Rap: One of the most notable examples of the early '90s, the whole album discusses racism, police brutality and racial bias, teenage pregnancy, poverty, and various other issues affecting the black community. He then fires back and says he did it because he was tired of constantly being profiled and abused by police officers.

A twelve-year-old girl gets pregnant by her much older cousin, who leaves her after she reveals her pregnancy. Teen Pregnancy: 'Brenda's Got a Baby' has a preteen example. Shout-Out: The album's title is a big one to Apocalypse Now. Sampling: 'Part Time Mutha' heavily samples Stevie Wonder's 'Part Time Lover'.

At the end, Brenda is killed. To support herself, Brenda tries to deal drugs but ends up robbed, so she turns to prostitution. She saves the baby and runs away from home.

Wham Line: The final lines of 'Brenda's Got a Baby'. Undying Loyalty: The theme of 'If My Homie Calls' is that no matter how famous he gets, he'll always be there for his homies.

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