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Kings of Crunk

Lil Jon · 2002

77 min · 21 tracks · EDM · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop

High-energy crunk beats collide with aggressive Southern hip-hop vocals, igniting dance floors and parties alike.

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on October 8, 2002, 'Kings of Crunk' was Lil Jon's first major label album, following his success with the single 'Get Low.' At this point in his career, he solidified his role as a leader in the crunk genre, which was gaining momentum in mainstream hip-hop. This album marked a pivotal moment in Lil Jon's ascent, establishing him as a prominent figure in Atlanta hip-hop.
Stylistic neighbors
Ludacris· Gucci Mane· Three 6 Mafia

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Kings of Crunk (Intro) 1:02
  • 2 Throw It Up 6:12
  • 3 Knockin’ Heads Off 5:17
  • 4 Pimpin’ Ken Speaks 1:04
  • 5 Bitch 4:58
  • 6 I Don’t Give A… 4:29
  • 7 Rep Yo City 5:12
  • 8 Push That Nigga, Push That Hoe 4:25
  • 9 Keep Yo Chullin Out the Street 1:55
  • 10 Diamonds 5:27
  • 11 Weedman (skit) 0:24
  • 12 The Weedman 3:45
  • 13 Nothin On 5:07
  • 14 Luke Talkin Shit 0:25
  • 15 Ooh Na Na Naa Naa 4:49
  • 16 Nothin’s Free 4:22
  • 17 Play No Games 4:12
  • 18 Pitbull’s Cuban Rideout 1:37
  • 19 Get Low 5:34
  • 20 T.I.P. 0:35
  • 21 BME Click 6:58

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