Totally Hip-Hop CD

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Gossip Folks - Missy Elliott/Ludacris ~ Various Artists

2. Jump Off, The - Lil' Kim/Mr. Cheeks ~ Various Artists

3. Make It Clap - Busta Rhymes/Spliff Star ~ Various Artists

4. No Letting Go - Wayne Wonder ~ Various Artists

5. Gimme The Light - Sean Paul ~ Various Artists

6. What You Got, (Oh No) - Justin Timberlake ~ Various Artists

7. Rock The Party - Benzino/Mario Winans ~ Various Artists

8. 4 Ever - Lil' Mo/Fabolous ~ Various Artists

9. Tell Me - Smilez & Southstar ~ Various Artists

10. This Is My Party - Fabolous ~ Various Artists

11. Dirrty - Christina Aguilera/Redman ~ Various Artists

12. What About Us? - Brandy ~ Various Artists

13. Bouncin' Back (Bumpin' Me Against The Wall) - Mystikal ~ Various Artists

14. Young Boy - The Clipse ~ Various Artists

15. So Fresh, So Clean - Outkast ~ Various Artists

16. Raise Up - Petey Pablo (All Cities remix) ~ Various Artists

17. In Da Wind - Trick Daddy/Cee-Lo/Big Boy ~ Various Artists

18. If I Could Go - Angie Martinez ~ Various Artists

19. Oops (Oh My) - Tweet ~ Various Artists

20. Po' Folks - Nappy Roots/Anthony Hamilton ~ Various Artists

Notes & Personnel Info
	Performer include: Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, Clipse, Fat Joe, Outkast, Lil' Kim, Sean Paul, Wayne Wonder, Nappy Roots, Justin Timberlake, Angie Martinez, Benzino, Fabolous, Christina Aguilera, Lil' Mo, Cee-Lo, Trick Daddy, Brandy, Trina, Petey Pablo, TLC, Smilez & Southstar, Tweet.
	Editor: Mark Fellows.
	Much like its stylistic cousin TOTALLY R&B, the TOTALLY HIP HOP collection also casts a fairly wide net in defining its own genre. The inclusion of Mystikal ("Boucin' Back [Bumpin' Me Against the Wall]") and Ludacris ("Gossip Folks") on this collection falls into the no-brainer category, but when names like Justin Timberlake ("[Oh No] What You Got"), Brandy ("What About Us?"), and Christina Aguilera ("Dirrty") pop up, even the most open-minded rap fan will be surprised. The rationale lies in a generation of younger artists weaned on hip-hop who've let its influence bleed into their music, using hot producers like the Neptunes to get their creative point across.
	Analytical observations aside, the rest of this anthology stays fairly true to the course by erecting a tent big enough to house hot Brooklyn talent Fabolous ("4 Ever," "This Is My Party") alongside dancehall reggae superstars Wayne Wonder ("No Letting Go") and Sean Paul ("Gimme the Light"). Talent from south of the Mason-Dixon line also gets its props, whether its Petey Pablo ("Raise Up"), Clipse ("Young Boy"), or Hotlanta's Outkast ("So Fresh, So Clean").

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Totally Hip-Hop (2003)