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Background

After disbanding for the second time in 2011, the rappers announced in 2013 that they would once again be reuniting. On May 4, 2015, the duo announced that the title of their fifth album would be ''Lessons''. Capone-N-Noreaga also unveiled the album's cover art and tracklist. The duo also revealed that they would be partnering with Penalty Records, the label that released their 1997 debut album ''

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Singles

The album's first

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Track listing

References

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