60 Second Assassin

60 Second Assassin (born Frederick Cuffie Jnr.) is a rapper from Bedstuy, Brooklyn, New York. He is a pretty mysterious figure who is mostly known for his "unique dirty-ass style and voice" (from his MySpace). 60 Sec is heavily affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan. The rapper is a member of Sunz of Man. He was also a close associate of Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ol' Dirty Bastard, ODB's own crew Brooklyn Zu and in addition appears in the 2009 documentary, directed by Brooklyn Zu's own Raison Allah (Raison the Zu Keeper/Stephon Turner), entitled "Dirty: One Word Can Change the World" along with a heap of other Wu-Tang Clan affiliates and Clan members themselves. His first known appearance on a record was on Ol' Dirty Bastard's debut album on "Protect Ya Neck II The Zoo" in 1995 along with fellow Sunz of Man members Killah Priest, Hell Razah, Shabazz the Disciple and Prodigal Sunn. He sang on the promo cut of ODB's "Dirty N Stinkin", but his most famous appearance was on Raekwon's album, "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...", on "Glaciers of Ice". He only sings in the end of the song, but this is where you can find him first say his famous "It's been a looong time..." sentence. He was also featured on the song "Wicked Ways" from the "1 Million Strong" compilation, and also appeared on Killah Priest's debut album, "Heavy Mental", on the track "Tai Chi". In 2009, he contributed the track "Take Sword Pt. 2" (which featured Wu-Element True Master) to the RZA produced Afro Samurai soundtrack. On June 8th 2010, 60 Second released his heavily anticipated and long-awaited debut solo album "Remarkable Timing" which features guest appearances from members of Sunz of Man aswell as a heap of other Wu-Tang affiliates with the production mainly oversaw by Bronze Nazareth. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.