The pumping dance single “Now That We Found Love” brought Heavy D a whole new level of fame, even as the rest of 1991’s Peaceful Journey remained true to authentic New York City hip-hop. While Teddy Riley guided Heavy’s pop ventures, Marley Marl and Pete Rock brought him their richest and grooviest beats, including “Let It Rain,” “Letter to the Future," and “Do Me, Do Me.” Only because he was the most genial man in hip-hop was Heavy able to pull off “Don’t Curse”: a hilarious but piercing anthem against censorship, featuring the biggest rap names of the day.