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- Welcome to the Zoo
- - 923,779 plays
  - 146 favs
  - 90 shares
Gorilla Zoe
Released 2007

Money Man
04:08
62,431 plays

Lil Shawty
04:09
47,570 plays

Tryna Make a Jug
04:10
46,194 plays

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- 1
- Do Something
- 04:40
- 39,488 plays

- 2
- Hood Nigga
- 03:20
- 264,837 plays

- 3
- Money Man
- 04:08
- 62,431 plays

- 4
- Tryna Make a Jug
- 04:10
- 46,194 plays

- 5
- Crack Muzik (This That Muzik)
- 04:36
- 35,272 plays

- 6
- Battle Field
- 03:55
- 38,988 plays

- 7
- Take Your Shoes Off
- 04:25
- 38,879 plays

- 8
- I Know
- 04:47
- 23,332 plays

- 9
- Count on Me
- 04:04
- 34,381 plays

- 10
- Real Motherfucka
- 05:04
- 17,112 plays

- 11
- Juice Box
- 04:09
- 199,144 plays

- 12
- Money Up
- 03:37
- 27,176 plays

- 13
- You Don't Know Me
- 03:28
- 25,320 plays

- 14
- Lil Shawty
- 04:09
- 47,570 plays

- 15
- Last Time I Checked
- 04:16
- 23,658 plays

album review

Welcome to the Zoo is the debut album of Gorilla Zoe, an Atlanta rapper in the mold of Young Jeezy, whom he replaced in the Bad Boy group Boyz N da Hood. It's a well-produced album featuring a few appearances by fellow group members Jody Breeze and Big Gee, along with Bad Boy hotshot Yung Joc (on "Take Your Shoes Off" and "Juice Box"). Gorilla Zoe's best attribute is his resemblance to Jeezy: both Atlantans have raspy voices, slow flows, simple rhymes, and a shameless obsession with the illegal drug trade, in particular cocaine. Welcome to the Zoo's lead single, "Hood Nigga," is characteristic of the album, in terms of production and subject matter if not catchiness. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide