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Key Information
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| Artist: |
South Park Mexican |
| Record Label: |
Dope House Records |
| Contributing Artist: |
Monster |
| Genre: |
R&B |
| Subgenre: |
Latin Rap |
| Release Date: |
August 15, 2000 |
| Number of Discs: |
1 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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1. Dope House Intro (featuring Courtney Jones) 2. You Know My Name 3. Follow My Lead (featuring Baby Beesh/Christian) 4. Joints (Diamond, Grimm, Baby Beesh/Lil' Bing, featuring Dum Dum/Happy P/Low G) 5. Dope Game 6. Rollin (featuring Shadow Ramirez/Grimm/Lil' Bing) 7. Child of the Ghetto (featuring Monster/Juan Gotti/Scrilla) 8. Watch the Block Bleed (featuring Grimm/Ikeman) 9. I Wanna Know Her Name (featuring Baby Beesh/Low G) 10. Styrofoam Cup (featuring Baby Beesh/Grimm/Russell Lee/Ikeman/Lil' Villan) 11. Meet Your Fate 12. Cookie Baker (featuring Lil' D/Guero/Smoke Dogg) 13. We Did Dat (featuring Hillwood Hustlaz) 14. Crazy Lady (featuring Russell Lee) 15. Whatever You Do (featuring Low G/Happy P/Grimm/Rasheed) 16. I Am Your Future (featuring Grimm) 17. Problemas (featuring Guero/Scrilla) 18. Right Now (featuring Major Riley) |
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Personnel includes: South Park Mexican (rap vocals); Courtney Jones, Russell Lee (vocals); Miss Asiah, Sevan (background vocals); Baby Beesh, Dum Dum, Happy P, Low G, Diamond, Grimm, Lil' Bing, Shadow Ramirez, Monster, Juan Gotti, Scrilla, Ikeman, Lil' Villan, E, Lil' D, Guero, Smoke Dogg, Hillwood Hustlaz, Rasheed, Major Riley, Christian. Producers: Happy P, Shadow Ramirez, Seven Tony C, Mario Ayala, South Park Mexican. Houston's Carlos Coy, the mastermind behind both South Park Mexican and Dope House records, is an example of the classic American rags-to-riches story. After hitting bottom as a denizen of the drug underworld, Coy turned his life around, rededicating himself to music. He started Dope House, which began as an underground hip-hop label but soon rose to national prominence. South Park Mexican is Coy's vehicle for self-expression. On THE PURITY ALBUM, all of Coy's street experiences manifest themselves as cautionary tales. They're couched in funky frameworks so seductive that one might almos... |
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