The tell-all CD of an aspiring New York rapper helped authorities bring down his entire Brooklyn-based drug organization last week.

Terrence "Big Chef" Jones and 20 others were arrested last week, bringing an end to a 16-month narcotics investigation of the Bushwick Houses, called "Operation Bushwhack". Big Chef referred to himself as "the 500-gram cooker" and the "bag twister" in his lyrics, and listed the names of his drug-dealing crew in the liner notes of his CD.

"It's like the confessions of a rap star/drug dealer," Inspector Steven Powers of the Brooklyn North Narcotics Unit told The NY Daily News. "We looked at it and said, 'Wow, he's giving a lot of details about his life".

Authorities revealed that undercover officers made 160 buys in the hallways, rooftops and apartments of the Bushwick Houses during their investigation.

Jones, who lead a gang know as the Murda Crew, claimed his CD titled Hood Hop sold 1,500 copies. The cover of Hood Hop features a picture of the Bushwick Houses.

Jones is facing charges of conspiracy to distribute narcotics, and criminal sale and possession of a controlled substance.