Minecraft is an open world sandbox game developed by Mojang. Using a variety of tools, you change the world around you. You can build castles, submarines, restaurants, prisons – the world is only limited by your creativity. In survival mode, you start with nothing, and you have to craft tools in order to obtain more blocks, tools, and materials. Mobs will attack at night, and you have to fight them off, and protect yourself. In creative mode, everything is unlocked and you are free to build to your heart’s content.

The game also features multiplayer. There are countless Minecraft servers out there, each with their own unique community and style of play. There are servers where you just build together, some choose to be an RPG, some PVP, etc.

Minecraft truly is a game where you create your own fun. The whole truly is better than the sum of its parts.

Minecraft’s soundtrack was produced by Daniel Rosenfield, also known as C418. Not only did Rosenfield produce all the gameplay music, but also the game’s sound effects and music for the in-game music discs.

Minecraft Volume Alpha, a release by C418, contains most of the game’s background music. The tracks are:

1. Key
2. Door
3. Subwoofer Lullaby
4. Death
5. Living Mice
6. Moog City
7. Haggstrom
8. Minecraft
9. Oxygène
10. Équinoxe
11. Mice on Venus
12. Dry Hands
13. Wet Hands
14. Clark
15. Chris
16. Thirteen
17. Excuse
18. Sweden
19. Cat
20. Dog
21. Danny
22. Beginning
23. Droopy likes ricochet
24. Droopy likes your face

In addition to the gameplay (background) music, there are songs that can be played in the in-game jukebox, accessible with music discs.

In total, there are 12 discs to collect in-game.

Minecraft is a nearly limitless open world 3D sandbox game. The various modes offer you the ability to play creatively, building for fun, or survival, protecting yourself from mobs and other dangers.

While the PC version does not have an ESRB rating, the Xbox 360 version (very similar in content) received an E10+ rating for:

Fantasy Violence

#The game received a 93 on Metacritic.

Chamillionaire is the CEO of Chamillitary Entertainment.

If you turned on the radio, you might hear only songs from his label, which in turn means more profits for Chamillionaire. He’s trying to stress his label’s dominance.

Butterfly doors are another feature found on expensive vehicles. They open above the car. Because they are only found on typically high-performance (and as a result, high cost) vehicles, riding in such a vehicle would definitely make someone feel special.

It is common among rappers to wrap money in rubber bands. Chamillionaire is going to count all his grands and then wrap it with all the bands he’s got. Ironically, not only do a grand and a band have the same worth, ($1,000), this line doesn’t really fit with what Biggie had to say.

This is a reference to Chamillionaire’s hit, and arguably his best known song, “Ridin.”

Riding dirty indicates you’re driving with contraband inside.

Continental Airlines, now a part of United Airlines, was based in Houston, Texas. Notably, this is where Chamillionaire is from. It makes sense he would want to support them.

He has enough money to do this while flying to international and exotic locations.

The Hulk is a fictional comic book character. When he loses his temper, he grows to huge size and looks very monster-like. Often, in the process, he rips his clothes while transforming.

Chamillionaire is comparing himself to The Hulk in the sense that when not provoked, he’s pretty calm. However, when someone threatens him, he’s immediately ready to go on the extreme offense.