Busta Rhymes became a hip-hop legend because of his quick rap style and high-energy live shows which he has kept throughout his entire music career. Busta Rhymes gained worldwide recognition through Leaders of the New School during the early 1990s when he established himself as a leading rap artist who brought innovative music and high-energy performances to the genre. Through his debut album The Coming Busta Rhymes released his breakout song "Woo Hah!!Got You All in Check" which led to a successful career with hits including "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See,” "Break Ya Neck," "Gimme Some More," "I Know What You Want" and "Look at Me Now" with Dr. Dre. Through his unique ability to deliver fast-paced precise lyrics with charisma Busta Rhymes has become one of the most influential artists in hip-hop.

Busta Rhymes received multiple Grammy nominations, achieved platinum album status and international fame through his innovative musical style which spanned his entire recording career. Through his music videos Busta Rhymes created cultural phenomena which combined innovative visual elements with creative production while he worked with artists including Janet Jackson and Mariah Carey, Missy Elliott, Chris Brown and Dr. Dre to demonstrate his artistic range and enduring success. Busta Rhymes established himself as a contemporary rap legend through Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God which became his second major album release.