After releasing his debut album in “Back For The First Time” and having success with tracks such as “What’s Your Fantasy” & The Neptunes produced “Southern Hospitality” Ludacris became a house hold name in the rap community. As a local DJ on an Atlanta radio station he was later to become one of the first artists signed to Def Jam South as the veteran rapper Scarface had become part of the movement of Russell Simmon’s Def Jam to expand down to the Dirty South. In the year 2000 the rap world was blessed with the new flavor and sound of Atlanta’s one and only Ludacris. Hot R&B/Hip Hop Singles 2003 No.1 “Stand Up” The Billboard Hot 100 Singles 2003 No.1 “Stand Up”
PRODUCTION: The Medicine Men (Ruh Anubis Yazid aka Mo.B Dick & KLC), DJ Nasty, LVM, Kanye West, Icedrake, DJ Paul, Juicy J, Zukhan Bey, Erick Sermon, Black Key, Ron Browz, Jook, Ludacris & Chaka Zulu. Wyebrows Down w/Tity Boi & Dolla Boy (5.20) P-Poppin’ w/Shawnna, Lil’ Fate, Tasnhma Malik & Shakita Shabazz (4.49)ġ6. Hard Times w/MJG, 8 Ball, Misty & Carl Thomas (5.15)Ġ8. Splash Waterfalls w/Sandy Coffee (4.50)Ġ6. Southern Fried Intro w/Eritza Laues, Tity Boi & Cypress Fluellen (3.55)Ġ5. LUDACRIS – “Chicken-n-Beer” Released October 7th 2003Ġ1.
