1. We Here Now (Intro)
2. World's Most Dangerous
3. Let's Ride
4. Holla Holla
5. Kill 'Em All
6. I Hate Niggaz
7. Niggaz Theme
8. Suicide Freestyle
9. Story To Tell
10. Chris Black
11. Count On Your Nigga
12. It's Murda
13. E-Dub & Ja
14. 187 Murda Baptiss Church
15. Murda Life
16. Daddy's Little Baby
17. Race Against Time
18. Only Begotten Son
19. Murderers, The
Born: 29 February 1976 Birthplace: Queens, New York Period: `90s, 2000s
Biography:
As the flagship artist for producer Irv Gotti`s Def Jam-affiliated Murder Inc. label, Ja Rule became one of the rap industry`s most commercially successful artists during the early 2000s, working closely with the hitmaking producer and his stable of talent. Born Jeffrey Atkins on February 29, 1976, in Queens, NY, Ja Rule established himself with Venni Vetti Vecci (1999), a hardcore debut album similar in style to the rugged thug rap then popularized by DMX and the Ruff Ryder collective. On his second album, Rule 3:36 (2000), he began collaborating with female R&B singers, and a string of radio-friendly hits resulted ("Between Me and You," "Put It on Me," "I Cry"). Pain Is Love (2001) followed the same template, serving up a few rap-R&B hybrids for the singles ("I`m Real," "Livin` It Up," "Always on Time," "Down Ass Chick") and filling out the album with hardcore rap.
Throughout the summer of 2002, Ja Rule was at his most popular, featured on not only his own hits but also as a featured guest on Fat Joe`s "What`s Luv?" and Mary J. Blige`s "Rainy Dayz." Near the end of the year, he released hi ...
