Queens of Rap

Track Listings

1. Supersonic - J.J. Fad

2. 10% Dis

3. Respect - The Real Roxanne

4. Unfinished Business - Antoinette

5. Don't Get Me Started - Big Lady K

6. Shake Your Thang - E.U.,

7. On the Smooth Tip - Sweet Tee

8. Have a Nice Day - Roxanne Shanté

9. Wrath of My Madness - Queen Latifah

10. On a Mission - Big Lady K

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LAUGH OUT-LOUD HILARIOUS!
An awsome concert
African American women are always women

The Queens of Comedy
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Original Kings of Comedy
The Queens of Comedy
Martin Lawrence Live Talkin' Sh/t
...Is It Something I Said?

ASIN: B000056QFF
Release Date: 2001-01-30

Tracks:

I Can Tell (Remix) - Monifah
Smoking Weed - Miss Laura Hayes
Paranoid Roommate - Miss Laura Hayes
Fuck It 40's - Miss Laura Hayes
Let Me Put The Head In - Miss Laura Hayes
Go Ahead With All That - Chante Moore
Flaws - Adele Givens
Had To Do Something - Adele Givens
Noodles - Adele Givens
Entertainers On Noodles - Adele Givens
Our Last Days - Adele Givens
Live Up To Your Name - Adele Givens
3 Strikes - Kelly Price
Side Effects - Sommore
Rodney - Sommore
Drama Mama - Sommore
Marriage Is An Amusement Park - Sommore
Men Over 30 - Sommore
Men In Movies - Sommore
If I Were Your Woman II - Gladys Knight
Self Esteem - Mo'nique
Black Women Don't Give A Fuck - Mo'nique
The President - Mo'nique
I'm The Only Woman - Mo'nique
Call Me A Bitch - Mo'nique
Call Me Gone - Patti Labelle

Amazon.com

This audio companion to a Showtime special presents a kind of ladies' night of humor with comics Miss Laura Hayes from Martin, Adele Givens and Mo'nique from The Parkers, and Sommore from The Hughleys. Each runs through an uncensored, often hilarious litany of true-life pitfalls, from sex (Sommore's "Men Over 30"), drugs (Hayes's "Paranoid Roommate"), to politics and sex (Mo'nique's "The President"). None of the women mince words, so adults should heed the parental advisory sticker. The disc is padded with smooth R&B tracks from Gladys Knight and Patti Labelle, who pulls out all the stops for Diane Warren's slinky "Call Me Gone." The remix of "I Can Tell" by Monifah, featuring Murphy Lee of the St. Lunatics, is a solid hip-hop bomb that slyly incorporates the Waitresses' new wave anthem "I Know What Boys Like" into the groove. --Rob O'Connor

Customer Reviews:

LAUGH OUT-LOUD HILARIOUS!.......2007-07-23

While it's true that all 4 women use alot of 'foul language', it's clearly not just thrown-in for effect. Rather, I believe each of the ladies probably would tell the same stories in the same way (and using the same 4-letter words) regardless of the circumstance or audience. That said, this is easily one of my TOP 5 comedy albums EVER! The ladies are merciless in their evaluation of men, society, racism, drugs and the everyday twists & turns in life. As other Amazon reviewers mentioned, I agree that Mo'Nique turned-in the least enchanting of the four performances included (and I, too, bought the disc initially on her name). However, even her relatively weak turn at the mic produces out-loud laughter in me, and that's after owning it for over 2 years and playing the thing so often I'm surprised it has any life left in it.

As for the other 3 ladies: Initially, my favorite was Adele Givens, (her bit on Whitney Houston & Bobby Brown left me laughing on the floor & helpless), then it was Miss Laura Hayes- whose Crack-Roommate story has to be considered a comedy classic. Ultimately, though, my vote for #1 is SOMMORE. Though I'd never heard of her before buying this CD, I'm now a lifelong fan. Sine this show, she's turned in performances in the Ice Cube "Fridays" movies, among others. But after seeing TQofC, it's clear that Hollywood has yet to realize the full-potential of SOMMORE. She''s just so damn honest, and sees humor in any situation. Hell, I even bought that lousy "Soul Plane" movie (albeit a 'Used' copy) to catch her performance. BTW, Mo'Nique is also in Soul Plane, and while she's incredibly funny as a horny airport security guard, I cannot, would not recommend that stinker of a movie.

But back to TQofC: My #1 lady SOMMMORE (who makes a reference at the start of her act to having just gotten out of jail) makes observations about men, dating, black people & the police, and the male sex organ which are masterfully funny, andmany of her stories are clearlyl true-to-life. And while it's a sad commentary on racism i nthis counttry that ()as Sommore says), "Black people don't call the Police... we call our Cousins" it's also an incredibly funny bit. I should also add that some men may feel a bit uncomfortable by her take on them, particularly those men who are most happy to hear a woman say that size doesn't matter (Sommore has little use for the underendowed)!

I've read many critics' reviews of TQofC, mostly unfavorable, which made it seem as though this was a cheap knock-off of The Kings of Comedy. I say, NOT TRUE. I've seen both many times, and believe me, the men don't have a thing on these ladies. Even the more 'dated' sketches (like Mo'Nique's take on the Clinton-Lewinsky affair) are still funny to this day. So if you're: a) not easily offended by so-called "bad" language; b) not a seriously underendowed male; and c) have no sense of humor, then I say BUY THIS DISC NOW! It's one helluva deal, at this price especially, and you won't regret it. It's a ton of laughs for a low, low price.

An awsome concert.......2003-04-07

I listened to this for two weeks straight when I bought it. I though I woudn't like one or two of the ladies, but I ended up enjoying them all. The one I thought I'd like the most, Mo' Nique, actually had the weakest performance, IMHO. Just awesome.

African American women are always women.......2001-07-17

They just seem to have an edge that no one else touches on. Although it is rather raunchy the comedy is real from begginng to end. Towards the middle they play out the whole noodle thing. I first saw Kings of Comedy and then watched this too. The video does a better job of helping you understand all the comedy but it is still worth it. I would pay full price for this but if you can get it for less why not?

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Bow Down To The Queens!

Queens of Crunk
U.G.Q.
Manufacturer: Street Fame Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00023P4KG
Release Date: 2004-06-01

Tracks:

Intro - U.G.Q.
If You Can't Get It Crunk - U.G.Q.
Crownin Me - Chopper Girl, U.G.Q.
Damn What These Niggas Say - Nasty Nardo, U.G.Q.
Gangsta Nigga - U.G.Q., U.G.Q., U.G.Q.
If You An't Spinning You An't Winning - U.G.Q.
Interlude - U.G.Q., U.G.Q., U.G.Q.
Six in the Morning - J.P.R., U.G.Q.
Stupid Nigga - Tom Skee, U.G.Q.
My Niggas - U.G.Q., U.G.Q., U.G.Q.
We Don't Play - U.G.Q.
Fire on My Mind - U.G.Q.
Twerk Something - U.G.Q.
Oops Up Side Your Head - U.G.Q.
I Stay Crunk - U.G.Q., U.G.Q., U.G.Q.
Sissy Ass Boy - 9 Glock, Easy Wee, U.G.Q.
Outro - U.G.Q.

Customer Reviews:

Bow Down To The Queens!.......2004-09-05

I just purchased this CD today when I was at the Mall with my homies and just got around to listening to it. All I gotta say is DAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMNNNNNN! These ladies got skills. The tracks are straight up fire! Some of the tracks that stand out the most are...."If You Can't Get It Crunk", "Crownin'Me", "Gangsta Nigga", "Interlude", And my personal favorite "Six In The Morning". Do me a favor, DON'T SLEEP ON THIS ONE! Cop it now!

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Tilo the Godlion
Tilo the Godlion
Manufacturer: Tgl Entertainment, Llc
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAJSFG
Release Date: 2005-03-15

Tracks:

Tilo the Godlion
I Got Mines
I Was Born for This
Boom
Battling War
Lets Do This
Club Skit
We Made This
World Is Yours
Mind Games
Cuba
We Got This
Here We Go
I Understand
Untouchable
Listen to These Words [Remix]
Miami
Its Real

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Queens and Quarterbacks Alphabet Songs

Manufacturer: Breaking Sounds' Barrier, Reading By Ear, Inc.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005OMVJ
Release Date: 2000-08-01

Tracks:

Qu Rap
Don't Be Afraid to Ask Questions
X Rap
Excuse Me
C Rap
Come to the Circus
Short I Rap
Izzie the Inchworm
Short E Rap
The Echo Song
Short Vowel Rap
Short Vowel Song
The Consonant Rap
Celebration of the Children
All of the Children of the World
Annie Alligator Ate Apples

Album Description

"Queens and Quarterbacks" is a collection of 16 alphabet raps and songs, guaranteed to put a giggle in your gizzard! Each short rap enunciates an alphabet sound, accompanied by a soundtrack. Each rap is followed by a fun-filled song, rich with lyrics featuring the targeted alphabet sounds of Qu, X, C, I, and E, as well as the Short-Vowel Song, and The Consonant Rap. The final track,"Celebration of the Children," guarantees to become an immediate favorite. Jim Post, well-know for his 60s hit, "Reach Out of the Darkness," is the featured vocalist and Amy Gile, author and teacher, enunciates each of the alphabet and phoneme sounds. Hundreds of schools and parents are using this new, musical appraoch to reading and finding remarkable results!