In 2002, Bill O’Reilly convinced Pepsi to drop the rapper, who he referred to as "a man who degrades women.” As his visibility increased, Ludacris had more to lose, but he stayed true to his image and the content he’d become known for, releasing sexy singles such as “Splash Waterfalls” and, with the video for “P-Poppin,” becoming one of the first mainstream rappers to create content for BET: Uncut. In the midst of success outside of music, Ludacris’ Chicken-n-Beer was a declaration to his fans that his crossover success wasn’t going to change who he was as an artist. With Disturbing tha Peace handling the soundtrack for the film, joining the lucrative Fast & Furious franchise marked the beginning of a successful film career for the rapper. (Tity Boi, of course, would go on to become 2 Chainz.) By the time Chicken-n-Beer was released in October 2003, the film 2 Fast 2 Furious, with Ludacris in his first starring role, had been released months earlier. Shawnna, Chingy, I-2,0 and a locally known rapper from College Park named Tity Boi were early signees to the label. By 2003, Ludacris had already released three albums, including Word of Mouf, which featured notable singles such as “Move Bitch,” “Area Codes,” "Rollout (My Business)" and "Saturday (Oooh Oooh!)." Fans were already familiar with the southern rapper’s cocky lyrics and humorous delivery, and he’d already launched his label Disturbing the Peace. Decades after the album was released, Ludacris remains one of the most inspiring stories of a rapper turned businessman.įrom Chris Lova Lova, the popular Atlanta radio host on Hot 97.5 (now 107.9), to independent artist, Ludacris was certainly no stranger to the music industry when he released Chicken-n-Beer. The standout cut “Blow It Out” found the rapper bragging about his increasingly diverse fanbase and calling out his detractors by name. Originalteile.In 2003, Ludacris claimed he was the “new phenomenon like white women with ass” on the second cut from his fourth studio album Chicken-n-Beer and, well, he wasn’t lying.
The Fast and the Furious (soundtrack) - Infobox Album | Name = The Fast and the Furious Type = soundtrack Artist = Ja Rule Released = JRecorded = 2001 Genre = Hip hop Rapcore Length = 01:12:13 Label = Uptown/Universal Producer = Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|3|5… … Wikipediaįast & Furious - Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Fast Furious – Neues Modell. More Fast and Furious: Music from and Inspired by the Motion Picture The Fast and the Furious - Soundtrack album by Various Artists Released … WikipediaĢ Fast 2 Furious - Título A todo gas 2 (España) Más rápido más furioso(Hispanoamérica) Ficha técnica Dirección John Singleton Producción Lee Mayes … Wikipedia Español * Ģ Fast 2 Furious - Infobox Film name = 2 Fast 2 Furious caption= 2 Fast 2 Furious film poster director = John Singleton writer = Michael Brandt Derek Haas starring = Paul Walker Tyrese Gibson Eva Mendes Cole Hauser James Remar Chris Ludacris Bridges Devon Aoki… … Wikipedia #"Pick Up The Phone" ( Tyrese, Ludacris & R. It was originally released on May 20, 2003, on the Def Jam record label.
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Reviews = * Allmusic Rating|2.5|5 Ģ Fast 2 Furious is a soundtrack for the movie 2 Fast 2 Furious. Kelly, Keith McMasters, Carlos Hernandez, Draeshon Galasse, Big Du, Just Blaze, Stic.man,, Cool & Dre, Anthony Sears, Diaz Brothers, Dash, DJ Desue, Trak Starz, Jim Jonsin (mixing), Duro (mixing) Moritz (executive) Chaku Zulu (executive) Ludacris (co-executive) Jeff Dixon (co-executive) Tina M. Producer = John Singleton ( executive) Neal H.
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