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Afroholic... The Even Better Times

Afroman · 2004

148 min · 33 tracks · hip-hop

Afroman's blend of laid-back grooves and humorous storytelling creates an inviting yet introspective hip-hop experience.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Leaving California Start here — This track encapsulates Afroman's signature storytelling style while reflecting on personal experiences and the disillusionment of fame with catchy hooks.
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    Girlz — With its playful lyrics and infectious beat, this track highlights Afroman's ability to blend humor with relatable themes about relationships in a fun way.
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    Drive Better Drunk — This track stands out for its outrageous premise and humor, showcasing Afroman's knack for turning controversial subjects into memorable anecdotes.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • humorous storytelling with laid-back vibes
  • for carefree late nights
  • casual background for social gatherings
  • playful irreverence throughout the tracks
  • varied pacing keeps it engaging

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking deep emotional introspection
  • prefer concise, radio-friendly tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Deep Cut — Continues Afroman's style but isn't widely recognized like earlier hits.
Themes
early 2000s hip-hop culture· reckless nightlife· humorous storytelling· hustle and ambition
Career context
In 2004, Afroman released 'Afroholic... The Even Better Times' as his third studio album, following the commercial success of 'Because I Got High' in 2001. This album emerged during a time when Afroman was solidifying his niche in the hip-hop landscape, drawing listeners with his unique combination of comedy and candidness.
Stylistic neighbors
Cypress Hill· Warren G· Snoop Dogg
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Tracklist

Disc 1

  • 1 Nobody Knows My Name 0:55
  • 2 Leaving California Start here 5:30
  • 3 Turn It Off 0:15
  • 4 Suck a Dick Jockey 4:44
  • 5 Girlz 4:44
  • 6 I've Been Hustlin' 5:34
  • 7 West Y'all 3:52
  • 8 Drive Better Drunk 7:19
  • 9 Jackin' Afroman 2:50
  • 10 Colt 45 6:42
  • 11 Freak on With You 4:47
  • 12 Ghetto Memories 4:40
  • 13 Cali Swangin' 6:09
  • 14 What If 4:41
  • 15 From tha Ghetto 3:48
  • 16 Sag Your Pants 3:30
  • 17 Wonderful Tonite 1:43

Disc 2

  • 1 Keep On Limp'n 5:13
  • 2 On My Hustle 4:21
  • 3 Caddy Hop 5:01
  • 4 Just My Paranoia 5:58
  • 5 Let's Get High Tonight 4:31
  • 6 Late at Night 5:15
  • 7 Rollin' 5:52
  • 8 Hittin' Switches 5:18
  • 9 Airport 3:35
  • 10 West Coast Rap 6:40
  • 11 Compton Isn't Too Far Away 3:05
  • 12 Money (Ain't Everything) 3:53
  • 13 Money (reprise) 2:51
  • 14 U Can Make It 4:56
  • 15 Major Beat 5:05
  • 16 Me & Kenny 5:13

What to play next

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Sets the stage with similar themes of hustle and introspection.
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