1.Get Crunk Shorty - (featuring Ying Yang Twins/Fatman Scoop)
2.Feelin' Freaky - (featuring B2K)
3.Gigolo - (featuring R. Kelly)
4.Whenever You Need Me - (featuring Mary J. Blige)
5.You
6.I Used to Be in Love - (featuring Joe)
7.My Rib
8.Attitude
9.Main Girl - (featuring Nivea)
10.My Mic - (featuring Biz Markie)
11.I Owe You
12.Your Pops Don't Like Me (I Really Don't Like This Dude)
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The multi-talented Nick Cannon first became known as an actor in films and TV, appearing in DRUMLINE, LOVE DON'T COST A THING, and even his own NICK CANNON SHOW. Somehow, in between acting jobs, he found the time to record a hip-hop album. Despite his camera-friendly image, Cannon clearly has aspirations to be more than just another Will Smith nice-guy rapper. Things get off to a roaring start with the in-your-face track "Get Crunk Shorty" pumping things up (with help from Ying Yang Twins). Throughout the album, Cannon takes a surprisingly hard lyrical stance, frequently proclaiming himself a "gigolo" and a "pimp." On the naggingly catchy "You," Cannon shows his musical roots by making lyrical references to the Grandmaster Flash/Furious Five classic "The Message" and De La Soul's "Me, Myself & I," but doesn't go down the socio-political road of those songs. Naturally, being a film and TV star, Cannon lined up guest-shots aplenty for his debut, including star turns by Mary J. Blige and R. Kelly, but, to his credit, these icons do not outshine him.
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