Boot Camp [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Soulja Style

2. Where the Little Souljas At? [Original Version]

3. Tank in My Hand - Lil Soldiers, Mia X

4. I Ain't Livin' Right - Ghetto Commission, Lil Soldiers

5. Close 2 You

6. School on Lock

7. Get Up

8. Mama Need a New Blouse - Lil Soldiers, Short Circuit

9. School Yard Battlin'

10. Chipped Out Tank

11. For My Shorties - Fiend, Lil Soldiers

12. Close 2 a Bomb

13. Best in the World

14. Soulja by Blood

15. Bring It 2 You

16. Okey Dokey

17. Shout It Out - Lil Soldiers, Young Gunz

Boot Camp,Lil Soldiers,Priority Records,East Coast Rap,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues

Average customer rating:

One of the best All-Around Rap teams Eva!
BCC for life
Lace up your boots!!!
My 2 cents
BCC is back to teach the posers a lesson.

Last Stand
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Duck Down Music
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000FQWFAM
Release Date: 2006-07-18

Tracks:

Here We Come - Produced by 9th Wonder
Let's Go - Produced by Ill Mind
Yeah - Produced by Marco Polo
Hate All You Want - Produced by Marco Polo
Don't You Cross The Line - Produced by Sic Beats
1-2-3 - Produced by Pete Rock
Take A Look (In The Mirror) - Produced by 9th Wonder
He Gave His Life feat. Jahdan - Produced by Marco Polo
Trading Places - Produced by Ken BB
"But Tha Game Iz Still Tha Same" - Produced by Da Beatminerz
So Focused - Produced by 9th Wonder
Everybody Knows Now - Produced by Coptic
World Wide - Produced by Large Professor
Soul Jah - Produced by Attic

Product Description

1. Here We Come - Produced by 9th Wonder
2. Let's Go - Produced by Ill Mind
3. Yeah - Produced by Marco Polo
4. Hate All You Want - Produced by Marco Polo
5. Don't You Cross The Line - Produced by Sic Beats
6. 1-2-3 - Produced by Pete Rock
7. Take A Look (In The Mirror) - Produced by 9th Wonder
8. He Gave His Life feat. Jahdan - Produced by Marco Polo
9. Trading Places - Produced by Ken BB
10. "But Tha Game Iz Still Tha Same" - Produced by Da Beatminerz
11. So Focused - Produced by 9th Wonder
12. Everybody Knows Now - Produced by Coptic
13. World Wide - Produced by Large Professor
14. Soul Jah - Produced by Attic

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

One of the best All-Around Rap teams Eva!.......2007-05-12

Production doesn't disappoint on this one. It's clear that this is New York emcee audio product right here. Here We Come is a great lead track. Yeah is grimy, appropriately jumped off by Tek. Sean P is as sharp as he's ever been, and Buck never slipped-he's still a leader 4 reel. The only reason why I didn't give it five stars is because I don't think every BCC soldier had to be on every song, though it worked pretty well. I swear, I'm gonna get my own little internet radio station to play real Hip-Hop like this for a couple hours a week.

Here We Come-5/5
Let's Go-3/5-Nothing new here
Yeah-4/5-threats over 90-something flavored beat
Hate All You Want- 3/5-Who can fail over that beat?!
Don't You Cross that Line-3/5-unremarkable
1,2,3-3/5-Not so exciting, but P rips it
Take A Look-3.75/5- reality rap
He Gave His Life-4/5-cold hook, passionate threats/story
Trading Places-5/5-BCC at their best
But the Game is...- 5/5- hard robbery track, irresistable beat
So Focused- 2.8/5- 2nd of two chick-targeted songs, a little limp.
Everybody-3/5-starts a little flat but picks up slightly
World Wide-5/5-tight
Soul Jah-5/5-Ride-out track

BCC for life.......2006-12-26

If you've enjoyed heltah skeltah, buckshot, smif n wesson, and of course OGC...can't even buy "M-pire strikez back" cause it's out of print...In any case, theses guys are good as hell...and Buckshot got it on point...

can't take this CD outta my dash...it's hot...don't think just cop it..

Lace up your boots!!!.......2006-11-21

These are the best rappers of all time! I remember being in US Army bootcamp with my OGC and Heltah Skeltah tapes hidden away from the Drill Sergeants as I listened to these guys spit some of the illest ryhmes ever. The whole military theme motivated me to continue my 6 years of service. So I'm glad they came back and dropped some real skillz in this commercial world of hip pop. Thx you Buckshot and all the BCC.

My 2 cents.......2006-11-10

This album gets 4 stars in my book. I thought it was definately worth the buy but it's not as good as I thought it would be. I rated 4 stars more because this is the kind of Hip-Hop I grew up with and love and we need to see much more of it these days. Kids growing up now will unfortunately never know and understand what true Hip-Hop is thanks to the radio and it's brainwashing. Buy this album, support the real!

BCC is back to teach the posers a lesson........2006-10-21

Sometimes you question why you follow certain groups in hip-hop; why you're dedicated to them through the thick and thin, and cop everything they release, or everything you can afford(in the case of the Wu-Tang Clan in the mid-nineties.. picking up their core 9 albums was a chore in itself, but with dozens of affiliates, it came down to picking the cream of the crop). Is it because of your undying loyalty to the group? Is it because they consistently release dope music? Is it because you've been mindwashed by a marketing strategy? Or are you simply a completist, who feels awkward owning a majority of a group's material, but missing some odd ends?

For me, in the case of the Boot Camp Clik, it's the second option. In the early nineties, you couldn't be a hip-hop head without owning Black Moon's Enta Da Stage, Smif-N-Wessun's Dah Shinin', Heltah Skeltah's Nocturnal, or O.G.C.'s Da Storm. All four of those Duckdown releases were underground staples, and some of the best albums to come out of that era of hip-hop. Unfortunately, when they dumped Da Beatminerz on their first official group album, For The People, their music really took a dive in terms of quality.

8 years after their initial falling off, and after a slew of mediocre releases later, the Boot Camp Clik returned in 2005 with a bang; perfectly represented by the extremely dope solo debut of Sean Price. While Buckshot's album with 9th Wonder and Smif-N-Wessun's releases were also essential in BCC's resurgence, Sean Price led the way in 2005, and in 2006, the group returned as a complete collective to release this fine effort here; Last Stand. Hopefully this isn't the last stand for BCC as a group, because this is most definitely their finest album as an entire 8-piece, and one of the best albums to come from the BCC as a whole.

The production on this album is strictly underground, and that's perfect for the Clik. 9th Wonder provides two standout tracks in "Take A Look(In The Mirror" and "Here We Come," while his effort on "So Focused" is also good, although not one of the better beats on the album. Pete Rock's "1-2-3" is everything you'd come to expect from Pete; just beautiful. Marco Polo's "He Gave His Life" sets a nice dramatic atmosphere, and the Large Prof's "World Wide" shows the Professor still has it; my favorite beat on the album, though, would have to be from Ken Ring and Rune Rotter on "Trading Places." It's unlike anything I've heard in awhile, and the production alone makes this my favorite track on the album.

Lyrically, the BCC is still one of the illest cliques you'll find in hip-hop. Sean Price, Buckshot, and Tek are absolutely dope on this album, while the rest of the members are dope as well, if not quite as spectacular. The chemistry that these eight men share is really unbelievable; never once do they sound awkward together, nor do they appear to be competing with eachother lyrically. They come together in perfect unity.

While it isn't a perfect release, BCC's album is definitely one of the strongest releases of the year, and a must for any true hip-hop head. Dope flows, dope beats, dope tracks; what more could you want?

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goodbye BCC, it's been nice
They back
Hot Hot Hot
BCC back with a triumphant return!!
Welcome to Bucktown, USA

Chosen Few
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Duck Down Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00006JSEU
Release Date: 2002-10-08

Tracks:

Intro: YO Boot Camp!
And So
Let's Get Down 2 Bizness
Let's Roll
Welcome To Bucktown USA
That's Tough (Little Bit)
Yeah What Eva (Skit)
Had It Up To Here
Whoop His Ass
Daddy Wanna
Ice Skate
Just Us
Think Back
The Chosen Few (Live For This)
Outro: Word's From Tek

Product Description

1. Intro: Yo Boot Camp!
2. And So
3. Let's Get Down 2 Bizness
4. Let's Roll
5. Welcome To Bucktown USA - (featuring Supreme/Scratch)
6. That's Tough (Little Bit)
7. Yeah What Eva - (Skit)
8. Had It Up 2 Here - (featuring Illa Noyz)
9. Whoop His Ass - (featuring Rufus Blaq)
10. Daddy Wanna
11. Ice Skate
12. Just Us
13. Think Back
14. Chosen Few, The (Live For This)
15. Outro: Word's From Tek

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

goodbye BCC, it's been nice.......2003-07-10

This isn't the BCC I Remember. This is some poppy, played out, might as well be fabolous, Jay Z or any other pop rap group out there. With the exception of Smif n Wesson you have 5 rappers who sound exactly the same as one another with mostly lame beats that could have been made for Nsync's crossover rap album. 1 or 2 good tracks, the rest is fluff. The BCC I remember was totally underground, hip hop to the core, rough and rugged with hardcore beats. This ain't it.

They back.......2003-05-23

This is the best comeback of tha year this is a classic anoter good album from Boot Camp Click if you don't got just pick up.

Hot Hot Hot.......2003-04-04

That's all I have to say about this album. I have all their previous albums but this album is a perfect blend of mixes and lyrics. It's really a shame that BCC will never get the recognition that they deserve. It's a rarity that you will get nothing but hot tracks through out the entire album. Now a days artists are comfortable with a 70% output but this album is 100%. If you like their previous tracks you'll definitely like this one. Do your ear's a favor and treat them to this album.

BCC back with a triumphant return!!.......2003-03-13

From the first time I gave this album a spin, I was into it. By the time I was finished and the music was over, my head was still noddin' to the tracks I just heard. Especially the first song "And So", which displays a melodic gituar loop and thundering basline, a great way to begin a comeback album. For those who did no get a chance to hear any of Duckdown's music since For The People, it is like there wasn't even a layoff between albums. All of the MC's rep righteously on the album, especially Buck and Ruck. The beats are mad hot, with the Beatminerz leading the way. Other standouts on the album are the Alchemist produced Let's Get Down to Bizness, Ice Skate, the interestin Daddy Wanna, and the Beatminerz special Had it Up To Here. If you were into Duckdown's music in the 90's, then you will certainly love this joint. Best believe the BCC and Duckdown are here to stay, go get The Chosen Few and continue to support their work.

Welcome to Bucktown, USA.......2002-12-17

The word that describes this album best is "Whoa." Dope beats, great lyricism from all the B. C. C. "The Chosen Few" is one of my favorite albums of 2002. Suggested tracks to check out are: All of 'em. This album is definately not for those that think clowns like Ja Rule or Nelly represent true hip hop. This album is real hip hop for real hip hop headz.

Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits: Basic Training

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A Full Clip Of BCC {4 Stars}
Gotcha open
Boot camp clik
What it says- This album is Basic Training in tha Boot Camp
WHY ISN'T THERE BEST SONG ON THIS ALBUM??!!

Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits: Basic Training
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Priority Records
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004RDHF
Release Date: 2000-03-14

Tracks:

Who Got Da Props? - Black Moon
How Many Emcees - Black Moon
I Got Cha Opin (Remix) - Black Moon
Sound Bwoy Bureill - Smif-N-Wessun
Bucktown - Smif-N-Wessun
Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka - Heltah Skeltah/O.G.C. As The Fab 5
No Fear - O.G.C.
Operation Lock Down - Heltah Skeltah
Headz Are Reddee Pt. II - Boot Camp Clik
I Ain't Havin' That - Heltah Skeltah
Black Trump - Cocoa Brovaz
Two Turntables & A Mic - Black Moon
Bounce To The Ounce - O.G.C.

Customer Reviews:

A Full Clip Of BCC {4 Stars}.......2007-03-03

There really isn't much to say here. For those that don't know, as far as artists go, BCC consists of Heltah Skeltah, OGC, Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, The Representativz, Illa Noyz, and a few other fringe artists (like Rustee Juxx, for example). What we have here is basically a greatest hits compilation. If you're a fan of the BCC, then this is pretty much a no brainer. If not, then this isn't necessarily a bad place to start your path toward Boot Camp enlightenment. You have classics like "Leflaur Leflaur Eshkoshka", "Who Got The Props?", "Bucktown", and "Headz R Reddee, Pt. 2". I mean, come on. You can't front on the bangers on this album. Chances are, if you weren't familiar with BCC, you were still nodding to one of their gems in the 90's.

My only beef is that there are tracks that were hits that were left off --like Heltah Skeltah's "Therapy" for example.

Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits: Basic Training is pretty much a must have for anyone that doesn't have these songs already. If you own most of the BCC catalog, then there really isn't much reason to get this and that's why I only gave it 4 stars. Don't let that mislead you though. The material is definitely 5 star all the way. I recommend grabbing it if you don't already have this material.

Standout Tracks: No Fear (OGC), How Many Emcee's (Black Moon), Leflaur Leflaur Eshkoshka (Heltah Skeltah & OGC aka The Fab 5), Headz R Reddee, Pt. 2, I Ain't Havin' That (Healtah Skeltah feat. Starang) (My Favorite), Bucktown (Smif N' Wessun), Who Got The Props? (Black Moon), and Black Trump (Cocoa Brovaz feat. Raekwon)

Gotcha open.......2005-07-03

This greatest hits is second only to Ganggstars full clip. If your new to the boot camp pick this up. If you think Meth's voice is ill way to you hear Heltah Skelta. To all my old skool cats you probably already got this cause you know real hip-hop.

Boot camp clik.......2005-02-14

This is a tigth cd with some dope tracks by Black moon, Smif N wessun, OGC, Cocoa Brovaz, heltah Skeltah and some others. The best tracks are "Sound Bwoy Burriel" "Who Got Da props" "Bucktown" and "I aint havin that" overall this is sick and you should get it

What it says- This album is Basic Training in tha Boot Camp .......2005-01-26

This is a good hip-hop greatest hits album made by one of the best crews ever to rip the mic. If you are just discovering the BCC (Boot Camp Click), this album is what the title says: "Basic Training" for ya. If you are familiar with the BCC and don't have most of the solo albums, this is a good compilation to give you 13 bangin' tracks to nod ya head to. The BCC groups on this album are: Black Moon-(Buckshot & Evil Dee), Smif-n-Wessun aka Cocoa Brovaz-(Tek & Steele), the now defunct Heltah Skeltah-(Ruck & Rock), and O.G.C.-(Starang Wondah, Louieville Sluggah, & Top Dog). The 4 Black Moon tracks are classic, and the "I Got Cha Opin [Remix]" isn't on their album. The 3 Heltah Skeltah tracks are also incredible, "Leflaur Leflaur Eshkoshka" is my fav. on the CD. Smif-n-Wessun has 3 tracks, "Sound Bwoy Bureill" being my 2nd fav. on the CD. "Black Trump" f/ Raekwon is also a sick song. O.G.C. throws in 2 tracks, 1 from each of their albums, with each song having a different style. I like them both. Finally "Headz Are Reddee, Pt. 2" includes almost the whole click, and is a masterpiece. Good introduction album for newbies, and solid comp. for those without all the solo albums.

WHY ISN'T THERE BEST SONG ON THIS ALBUM??!!.......2001-11-28

I don't understand why Black Moon does not release their spectacular track "Reality (Killing Every...)" on their compilations. In my mind, this is their best work and I think this is my favorite track that they ever made and it is too, too bad it was only released on the "I got cha opin" 12" inch single. What a smooth beat, what nice rhymes. It makes me go crazy everytime they drop a compilation that this song is not on the album and it hasn't gotten too much exposure either or else people would be feeling what I'm feeling. IF BUCKSHOT SHORTY OR ANYONE FROM BLACK MOON IS OUT THERE AND READING THIS, PLEASE LISTEN TO WHAT I AM SAYING TO YOU: GO TO NERVOUS RECORDS AND DEMAND THEM TO RELEASE THIS ON THE NEXT COMPILATION ALBUM BECAUSE YOU KNOW AND I KNOW THIS ONE OF YOUR FAVORITE TRACKS. I tried contacting Nervous, but they gave me the corporate run around. If you haven't heard this track, I HIGHLY advise that you seek it out and do, download it or buy the 12" inch if you can find it until God wakes Nervous and Black Moon's attention to this. By the way, I'm not taking anything away from the other tracks on this album because it's a powerful compilation, but it's missing a major link...God save us!

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Casualties of War
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Duck Down Music
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000S9VSE0
Release Date: 2007-08-14

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For True Fans
This cd is by NO means whack!
sample all this
Real Hip Hop
Just forget this album ever happened

For the People
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000003AFX
Release Date: 1997-05-20

Tracks:

1-900 Get Da Boot
Down By Law
Night Riders
Headz Are Reddee Pt. II
Watch Your Step
Illa Noyz
Rag Time
Blackout
Ohkeedoke
Rugged Terrain
The Dugout
Go For Yours
Likkle Youth Man Dem
Last Time

Customer Reviews:

For True Fans.......2005-04-06

Members Cocoa Brovaz (Smif-N-Wessun), Heltah Skeltah, O.G.C., Representativz and others led by B.D.I. (Buckshot) to bring hip-hop back. A major element that's missing from this release is the production of the Beatminers. The slow grooving jam "Night Riders" crept unexpectedly to a favoriate tune. The solo song for Louieville Sluggah of O.G.C. titled "The Dugout" is laced with a xylophone and a one, two kick. As simple as it is Louieville made a base hit with this one. "Illa Noyz" performed by Illa Noyz and Heltah Skeltah, could have been better without that hook, but they did thier part in bringing this release a fresh voice. The production is filled with a more live feel that maybe stripped it of its potency, yet titles like "Rag Time" is a jazzy/soulful jam where we get to hear Buckshot flow.

This cd is by NO means whack!.......2005-03-17

Alright, simple and plain...the greatest cd that the B.C.C crew came out with was "Angels of Death" by Representativz. The Representativz came out tight on their cd but all of the other B.C.C's came out lacking production on their albums. This CD came out pretty tight though because it reveals EVERYONE who was originally on the B.C.C and gave them a chance to shine. Every single song on here OTHER THAN number 5,6, & 7 had some tight beatz, tight lyrical hooks, and tight production. Only warning i have for anyone who listens to this cd for the first time is...STAY AWAY FROM TRACKS 5,6, AND 7!! PLEASE!!....N-e-wayz...y'all enjoy this cd. And cop that angels of death CD. AND I'M OUT.:-D

sample all this.......2004-08-27

Overall B.C.C. puts out a very good album. The 1st 2 songs are intro's, with the 3rd being the album breakthrough with a chillin song to start off with. The 4th ("Headz Are Reddee Pt.2") song is a good mixture of piano, inhalation of smoke, and bass with lryics straight from the heart of Brooklyn, callin out the East Coast underground to elevate. The tracks from 4 to 9 are overall good, but 10("Rugged Terrain") adds a reggae type of beat and vocals, as B.C.C. combines their lyrical flow into the reggae mix. Track 11 ("The Dugout") starts off with a very chillin metal drum beat, with a couple phone call messages for B.C.C.; the group opens up lyrically with talk of struggle in this world for other battlers, either on the mic, passing by, or for B.C.C. themselves. Track 12 ("Go For Yours") has a great beat for an upbeat stroll down Central Park, while thinking of writing poetry as B.C.C.-"mentally you can't function, physically you're dead with the push of this button, explosions keep eruptin'...." etc., etc.

Overall, O.G.C., Heltah Skeltah, Boot Camp Clik, and Smif-N-Wessun put together a very good underground hip-hop album. I recommend this album to any tru hip-hop listenas!!

Real Hip Hop.......2003-02-13

This album clearly demonstrates what HIP HOP is all about. No stolen beats, no wack lyrics about f**in Bentley's and Platinum. If you didn't like this album, sorry it couldn't have been more PUFFY. Give it a few listens and then rate it, I think this is as good as Hip Hop gets and ranks with all other BCC material.

Just forget this album ever happened.......2002-11-28

I was EXTREMELY disappointed with this album. None of the Clik shined as bright as they did when they were on their own albums. There were no kind of hip-hop quotables or hard beats, only some R&B-inspired production or "safe-sounding" hip-hop beats. I won't waste much time with this, because two reasons alone will tell true hip-hop heads why this album is bad: 1.) Da Beatminerz didn't produce anything on here, and 2.) the best rappers, Heltah Skeltah, were only on two or three tracks. 'Nuff said.

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The Chosen Few
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: Koch Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008OET7
Release Date: 2003-06-10

Tracks:

Intro: YO Boot Camp!
And So
Let's Get Down 2 Bizness
Let's Roll
Welcome To Bucktown USA
That's Tough (Little Bit)
Yeah What Eve (Skit)
Had It Up 2 Here - Illa Noyz
Whoop His Ass - Rufus Blaq
Daddy Wanna
Ice Skate
Just Us
Think Back
The Chosen Few (Live For This)
Outro: Word's From Tek

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For True Fans
This cd is by NO means whack!
sample all this
Real Hip Hop
Just forget this album ever happened

For the People
Boot Camp Clik
Manufacturer: EMI/Priority
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits: Basic Training

ASIN: B000024SP8
Release Date: 1997-07-07

Tracks:

1-900 Get Da Boot - Boot Camp Clik,
Down by Law - Boot Camp Clik,
Night Riders - Boot Camp Clik, ,
Headz Are Reddee, Pt. 2 - Boot Camp Clik, , Cocoa Brovaz, Great 8, Heltah Skeltah, OGC
Watch Your Step - Boot Camp Clik, The Representativz
Illa Noyz - Boot Camp Clik, Illa Noyz,
Rag Time - Boot Camp Clik, Buckshot, LS, , Steele
Blackout - Boot Camp Clik, Illa Noyz, Louieville, Rock, Steele, Supreme, B.J. Swan, , Starang Wondah, Supreme
Ohkeedoke - Boot Camp Clik, , Tek, Starang Wondah
Rugged Terrain - Boot Camp Clik, Twanie Ranks, Top Dog
Dugout - Boot Camp Clik, Louieville Sluggah
Go for Yours - Boot Camp Clik
Likkle Youth Man Dem [*] - Boot Camp Clik, Cocoa Brovaz, OGC
Last Time - Boogie Brown, Boot Camp Clik, Buckshot, Steele

Customer Reviews:

For True Fans.......2005-04-06

This cd is by NO means whack!.......2005-03-17

sample all this.......2004-08-27

Real Hip Hop.......2003-02-13

Just forget this album ever happened.......2002-11-28

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Still for the People
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Manufacturer: Duck Down Music
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000NI3F9M
Release Date: 2007-04-24

Tracks:

1-900 Get Da Boot
Down By Law
Night Riders
Headz Are Reddee Pt.II
Watch Your Step
Illa Noyz
Rag Time
Blackout
Ohkeedoke
Rugged Terrain
The Dugout
Go For Yours
Likkle Youth Man
Last Time

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Is this a joke?? I Must Be On Candid Camera!! Right???!!!
young soulja
Tightest Lil Kids! ! ! !
uggggggggghhhhhhhhhh
Boot Camp for kids

Boot Camp
Lil Soldiers
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000IIZA
Release Date: 1999-04-27

Tracks:

Soulja Style
Where The Little Souljas At?
Tank In My Hand
I Ain't Livin' Right
Close 2 You
School On Lock
Get Up
Mama Need A New Blouse
School Yard Battlin'
Chipped Out Tank
For My Shorties
Close 2 A Bomb
Best in The World
Soulja By Blood
Bring It 2 You
Okey Dokey
Shout It Out

Customer Reviews:

Is this a joke?? I Must Be On Candid Camera!! Right???!!! .......2004-09-28

Oh, God, this made me laugh so hard I can barely type. Two little ghetto chiljin, no older than the wee age of 7, decide to release a dirty rap album with explicit lyrics....oh god..........our world is eighty thousand times more f**ked up than I thought it was....dear God....(...)!!!!!!! Is this a JOKE??!! Did this album actually happen???!!!! Did people REALLY spend time MAKING this???!!! Oh, God, these are some lucky-ass little babies with some stupid-ass parents.

young soulja.......2004-04-19

this ia an tight no limit album for the youngens I think they will be even better in the feature but they did the damn thing next album is coming out in aug 2004 on Tru Records and thats Tru

Tightest Lil Kids! ! ! !.......2004-01-26

This album is hot for some lil kids rappin! They had some aight flows, Beats By The Pound did the production so u know its got hot beats! Ima grown man, I listen to it! I listen to it around my lil cousins, but its better than Bow Wow or Romeo! its a cd for all ages! Grown or young! Its a banger! Get It! & Oh Yeah, there isnt [Explicit Lyrics] On it, so if you wanna buy if for ya lil relative then get it! Its clean, no swearin!

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uggggggggghhhhhhhhhh.......2003-05-09

yo this thing is of the chain lil soldiers thit they thing they must drop another album now they old lil romeo keep doing what you doing and the new no limit keep doing your thing i got love 4 you and people they dont like a rapper from no limit of no limit they must get a bullet truw there head so you better whats out
cus you no de only place to bounce is the south
peace

Boot Camp for kids.......2002-07-08

These young cats have mega talent. And just think when this album dropped, they were 7 and 9 years old. There first release was on the Mean Green album that came out in 97. My favorite songs are "Mama need a new blouse" and "Chipped out Tank". A must buy if your a hip-hop fan. They are coming out with a new album sometime next year. I'm feelin these young cats.