What makes No Trespassing by Too Short notable?

No Trespassing received attention for its unapologetic lyrics and was part of Too Short's continued influence on the genre, particularly in maintaining the legacy of G-funk and gangsta rap. The album showcased his ability to adapt to contemporary trends while staying true to his roots, reinforcing his status as an enduring figure in hip-hop culture. Released in early 2012, No Trespassing marked Too Short's return after a four-year hiatus since his previous album, Get Off the Stage. This period saw him embracing the evolving sound of hip-hop while maintaining his signature storytelling style. By this time, Too Short had already established himself as a key figure in the West Coast rap scene, contributing to its foundational sound.

Who is No Trespassing for?

No Trespassing works well if you're into steady flow for social settings, raw storytelling with swagger and catchy hooks for group enjoyment.

How many songs are on No Trespassing?

No Trespassing has 17 tracks, running approximately 65 minutes.

No Trespassing

Too Short · 2012

65 min · 17 tracks · gangsta rap

A gritty blend of unfiltered narratives and bass-heavy beats, encapsulating the raw essence of West Coast hip-hop.

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Top tracks — play these first

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What the Fuck — This track opens the album with a bold declaration, setting the tone for Too Short's unabashed exploration of life and sexuality that follows.
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Got Her Like — Combining catchy hooks with playful lyrics, this track exemplifies Too Short's knack for blending humor with streetwise wisdom.
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I Got Caught — In this song, Too Short reflects on themes of infidelity and betrayal, showcasing his storytelling prowess through a personal lens.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady flow for social settings
raw storytelling with swagger
catchy hooks for group enjoyment
gradual resolution in pacing
for party atmosphere

Maybe skip if you

seeking deep emotional introspection
prefer short, standalone tracks

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Late Career Highlight — Shows Too Short's continued relevance and adaptation in evolving hip-hop.
Career context: Released in early 2012, No Trespassing marked Too Short's return after a four-year hiatus since his previous album, Get Off the Stage. This period saw him embracing the evolving sound of hip-hop while maintaining his signature storytelling style. By this time, Too Short had already established himself as a key figure in the West Coast rap scene, contributing to its foundational sound.
Stylistic neighbors: E-40· Mac Dre· Snoop Dogg