B-Boys Beware / B-Boys B-Dubbed

Released in 1984 on the Metronome label, B-Boys Beware serves as a notable example of the electro-rap movement that emerged from New York City during the early 1980s. The track was produced by the influential duo of Greg 'Man Parrish' Belolo and Joey Gardner, who were central figures in defining the sound of early hip-hop and electro-funk. It was designed as a direct, lyrical response to the male-dominated b-boy subculture of the era, positioning the Two Sisters as sharp-witted commentators within a rapidly evolving musical landscape.

The production leans heavily on the signature synthesized beats and robotic textures that characterized the mid-80s electro sound, a style that prioritized rhythmic precision and futuristic sonic palettes. Upon its release, the single was largely viewed as a quintessential club track, finding its footing in the breakdance scenes of both the United States and Europe. It remains respected by crate-diggers and historians of early rap for its production pedigree and its status as a distinct narrative pivot in the genre's formative years.