Johnny Dangerous - Problem No. 13 Today

: "Problem #13" was originally intended to be a full album, but only one single was released because Holiday felt both he and the public were not yet "mature enough" to handle the full scope of the poetry he wanted to present.

The track is characterized by its deep house sound, featuring a heavy beat and spoken word vocals. It has been released in several versions, often found on vinyl collections: Mystery Night (A2) Baseball Bat (B1) December Accapella (B2) Johnny Dangerous - Problem No. 13

: The song eventually became an "underground hit" that solidified his place in the Dance Music Hall of Fame . Musical Structure and Versions : "Problem #13" was originally intended to be

According to Johnny Dangerous (John Holiday), the song was never meant to incite violence against women. Instead, he describes the track as a "political atom bomb". Musical Structure and Versions According to Johnny Dangerous

The title refers to a seminal 1993 house track by Johnny Dangerous (also known as the Foremost Poet ). While the song's primary hook—"I beat that bitch with a bat"—has sparked controversy, Johnny Dangerous himself explains that the "story" behind it is one of survival and deep-seated social commentary rather than literal violence. The Context and "Story" Behind the Song

: Holiday created the name "Johnny Dangerous" to represent a high-caliber mental state rather than physical danger or weapons.