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- Jackpot (Parental Advisory)
- - 1,117,413 plays
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  - 250 shares
Chingy
Released 2003

Madd At Me
03:53
9,984 plays

Jackpot The Pimp (Skit)
01:07
9,168 plays

Jackpot Intro
00:22
8,631 plays

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songs

- 1
- Jackpot Intro
- 00:22
- 8,631 plays

- 2
- He's Herre
- 03:02
- 16,198 plays

- 3
- Represent
- 04:12
- 15,530 plays

- 4
- Right Thurr
- 04:10
- 278,905 plays

- 5
- Jackpot The Pimp (Skit)
- 01:07
- 9,168 plays

- 6
- Wurrs My Cash
- 04:33
- 16,092 plays

- 7
- Chingy Jackpot
- 04:08
- 24,432 plays

- 8
- Sample Dat Ass
- 05:06
- 15,001 plays

- 9
- One Call Away
- 04:36
- 255,563 plays

- 10
- Dice Game (Skit)
- 00:59
- 7,571 plays

- 11
- Gettin' It
- 04:27
- 18,884 plays

- 12
- Holidae In
- 05:14
- 343,497 plays

- 13
- Juice
- 04:43
- 13,707 plays

- 14
- F*ck Dat Nigga (Skit)
- 01:45
- 7,406 plays

- 15
- Madd At Me
- 03:53
- 9,984 plays

- 16
- Bagg Up
- 03:21
- 13,753 plays

- 17
- Right Thurr (Remix)
- 03:42
- 63,095 plays

album review

A pop-rap sensation weeks before his debut album was even released, Chingy didn't really need a solid effort to move platinum-level units, as his massive breakthrough debut single, "Right Thurr," was certainly enough in itself. The track borrows everything wonderful about Nelly's "Hot in Herre" smash hit from the summer before. From the bouncy, bassy beats to the Southerrn dialect, and from the sexual overtones to the teen pop accessibility of the hook, "Right Thurr" is an instant party rap classic. The remainder of Jackpot -- especially "Holidae In," featuring both Ludacris and Snoop Dogg -- is nearly as tailor-made for pop-rap appeal. Credit largely goes to the Trak Starz, whose Neptunesque productions fill the album (they produce all but one song). On the downside, the quality of the hooks sometimes doesn't match up to that of the beats, and Chingy himself lacks the substance to match his style. Still, there are enough well-crafted songs on Jackpot to make it an entertaining listen from beginning to end, provided you skip past a few songs here and there. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide