Disturbing tha Peace cover

Disturbing tha Peace

Ludacris · 2005

63 min · 17 tracks · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop · Southern hip-hop

A vibrant mix of crunk beats and clever wordplay that electrifies the Southern hip-hop scene.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • party-ready anthems for gatherings
  • dynamic journey with varied tempos
  • playful wordplay and clever skits
  • high-energy tracks for workouts
  • engaging storytelling across the album

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer slow, reflective music
  • want consistent, laid-back vibes

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 2005, 'Disturbing tha Peace' was Ludacris's fifth studio album, following his breakthrough success with 'Chicken-n-Beer.' At this point in his career, he had firmly established himself as a leading voice in Southern hip-hop, known for his witty lyrics and energetic delivery. This album further solidified his status while showcasing collaborations with various artists under his Disturbing tha Peace label.
Stylistic neighbors
T.I.· Lil Jon· 2 Chainz

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Intro 0:27
  • 2 Georgia 4:21
  • 3 Put Ya Hands Up 5:18
  • 4 Word on the Street (skit) 0:37
  • 5 Gettin' Some 3:24
  • 6 Come See Me 3:44
  • 7 Break a Nigga Off 3:41
  • 8 Skit 0:09
  • 9 I'll Be Around 3:54
  • 10 Sweet Revenge 5:07
  • 11 DTP for Life 4:38
  • 12 Two Miles an Hour (remix) 4:24
  • 13 Table Dance 3:56
  • 14 That's My Shit 4:54
  • 15 You Ain't Got Enough 4:34
  • 16 Family Affair 7:04
  • 17 Blood in the Air 2:59

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