1. intro 0:16
2. i believe it ft. playaz circle 3:47
3. pinky shinin ft. small world 3:18
4. down in the durty ft. rick ross bun b 4:29
5. gimme dat ft. chingy bobby valentino 3:26
6. interlude 0:14
7. i get money 0:53
8. head noddin ft. block exchange 3:53
9. gangsta niggaz ft. hi-tek scarface 2:01
10. mr. magnificent ft. small world 4:01
11. grippin on my bed ft. sean garrett 3:35
12. how we do it in the a ft. lloyd 3:33
13. rockstar ft. r kelly kid rock 4:35
14. finer things ft. kanye west fabolous neyo jd 4:09
15. freaky gurl ft. gucci mane 3:54
16. they know 1:01
17. like youll never see me again remix ft. alicia keys 3:31
18. interlude 2 0:08
19. get buck in here ft. akon diddy lil jon 3:28
20. im so hood ft. ludacris 0:46
21. ludacrismas 3:55
22. dat girl right there ft. usher 4:15
23. stay together 4:17
Born: 11 September 1977 Birthplace: Champaign, Illinois Period: 2000s
Biography:
When the Dirty South movement broke nationwide at the turn of the century, Ludacris rode it to immediate widespread popularity, becoming arguably the most commercially successful Southern rapper of the time. In 2000 the Atlanta-based rapper signed to Def Jam`s newly established Southern rap subsidiary, Def Jam South, and became the label`s flagship Dirty South artist. Def Jam repackaged his underground album Incognegro (2000) as Back for the First Time (2000) and issued "What`s Your Fantasy?" as its lead single. The song soon became a national hit, beginning a long string of hits that would include Billboard Hot 100 number ones ("Stand Up," "Money Maker") and Top Tens ("Move Bitch," "Splash Waterfalls," "Pimpin` All Over the World," "Runaway Love"), as well as a bunch of Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Top Tens ("Southern Hospitality," "Area Codes," "Rollout [My Business]," "Saturday [Oooh Oooh!]," "Get Back," "Number One Spot"). Plus, Ludacris became a reliable featured guest, gracing Top Tens for Missy Elliott ("One Minute Man," "Gossip Folks"), Mariah Carey ("Loverboy"), LL Cool J ("Fatty Girl"), Chingy ("Holidae In"), Usher ("Yeah!"), Ciara ("Oh"), ...
