This shit here way bigger than tattoos and cornrows” Into another world, deep inside yo’ own soul Sent here to set you free, rest play or follow me I’m like a legend or, some kind of prophecy (Whoa!) Make other boys wanna do it just because I did it (Whoa!) How you want it pimpin? (Whoa!) I’m so cold wid it Niggaz run they mouth a lot, like bitches and parakeets Superstar, no I’m not, green weed, black glockĮ’rybody want a piece, dirty like a pair of cleats Rise to the very top, hit ’em up with all I got Own type of style and, ain’t nobody stoppin my “Comin from the top of my, dome when I’m droppin my Not to slow the pace at all, Orange Mound’s own Eightball immediately follows with “Hands in the Air”: Kelly’s might be a surprise (or the fact that Tyrese sounds like he’s imitating Kelly as a result). Even Tyrese’s “Pick Up the Phone” has a Southern bounce to it, which is hardly shocking given that Ludacris cameos on it – although R. Starting with Luda’s own hit “Act a Fool,” the album immediately follows up with Trick Daddy’s “Represent” and I-20’s “Slum” featuring Shawnna and Tity Boi (making it more or less a Disturbing Tha Peace track minus Ludacris). There’s definitely no shortage of Dirty South hip-hop no matter how you slice the reason behind it.

Given their success on the charts lately, this could also be a clever marketing decision to reach an even wider audience. Despite their dominance the album’s success lied in it’s diversity, from the grimy rap of Caddillac Tah and Ja Rule to the Southern sounds of Scarface and Petey Pablo to even the rock sounds of Limp Bizkit.Įither due to the success of that diversity or the fact that Ludacris has both a starring role in the film and the first single off the soundtrack, the organizers of the “2 Fast 2 Furious” sequel moved the album from Def Jam to Def Jam South and increased the visibility of Southern rap all-stars on this release. crew to hip-hop’s mainstream on a popular (and admittedly better than average) rap soundtrack. Last time out, “ The Fast and the Furious” was an upstart sensation which launched Vin Diesel’s career to superstar status while at the same time blowing up Ja Rule’s own Murder Inc.

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