To be honest, I really had no clue what those commandments meant. And Lin said, ‘I want it to be a little further apart in that respect.’” Lacamoire noted how sometimes referencing another song can go beyond the realm of good taste.When I first heard "Ten Crack Commandments," I couldn’t have been older than 12. “I did try to replicate some of the sounds of that ‘Ten Crack Commandments’ track. Specifically, the song that samples “Ten Crack Commandments” is “Ten Duel Commandments.” In an interview with Salon, Alex Lacamoire discussed how he tried not to make ‘“Ten Duel Commandments” sound too much like its predecessor. I want the kids who just only know musical theater when they pick up their liner notes, they see, ‘Contains a sample from ‘Ten Crack Commandments’ by Notorious B.I.G.’ If you like this musical, you owe it to yourself to listen to the hip-hop that you maybe weren’t listening to because that’s the reason this exists, is my love for hip-hop.” Why Lin-Manuel Miranda changed ‘Ten Duel Commandments’ That’s why such a love letter to hip hop. “They write so brilliantly that they transcend their circumstances and they change the world literally through their power of their pen and their delivery and their oratory,” Miranda said. RELATED: ‘Hamilton’: How Destiny’s Child Inspired a Song From the Musical | Clarence Davis/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images Thusly, he drew inspiration from legendary hip-hop groups and rappers while writing Hamilton, including DMX, Mobb Deep, and The Notorious B.I.G. Miranda realized that was what his favorite rappers did. In Miranda’s view, Hamilton got everywhere through the power of his writing. When he went to write his musical based on the life of Alexander Hamilton, it only made sense he’d draw inspiration from classic rap. Dre’s The Chronic, and Black Sheep’s A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing. According to Billboard, Miranda stole his sisters’ copies of classic rap albums like A Tribe Called Quest’s The Low End Theory, Dr. song Lin-Manuel Miranda wants you to hear
Lin-Manuel Miranda | Bruce Glikas/Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic The Notorious B.I.G. However, one of the tracks from the musical was changed so it didn’t sound too much like one of The Notorious B.I.G.’s classic songs. influenced some of the tracks from Hamilton. When Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote his musical Broadway Hamilton, he drew inspiration from everyone from The Beatles to Destiny’s Child.
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