With 1993… J’appuie sur la gâchette, NTM hits hard and without filter. Harsh beats, explosive lyrics — the album spits out the rage of the projects and directly denounces police brutality, social injustice, and urban despair. Darker and tougher than their debut, it drops bombs like Police and Qu’est-ce qu’on attend, cementing NTM as the most radical voice in French rap. Controversial, censored, but above all unforgettable — a searing classic that redefined the rules of the game.