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- Rule 3: 36 (Parental Advisory)
- - 443,132 plays
  - 117 favs
  - 85 shares
Ja Rule
Released 2000

Chris Black
03:02
8,212 plays

Put It On Me
04:22
65,763 plays

Grey Box
00:16
5,897 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 01:14
- 11,873 plays

- 2
- Watching Me
- 01:55
- 15,847 plays

- 3
- Between Me & You
- 04:10
- 129,397 plays

- 4
- Put It On Me
- 04:22
- 65,763 plays

- 5
- 6 Feet Underground
- 05:05
- 30,139 plays

- 6
- Love Me, Hate Me
- 04:44
- 15,888 plays

- 7
- Die
- 04:36
- 12,742 plays

- 8
- F*** You
- 04:13
- 47,586 plays

- 9
- I'll F*** U Girl
- 01:34
- 12,731 plays

- 10
- Grey Box
- 00:16
- 5,897 plays

- 11
- Extasy (fea. Tah Murdah, Black Child, Jayo Felony)
- 05:06
- 18,348 plays

- 12
- It's Your Life
- 04:30
- 12,408 plays

- 13
- I Cry
- 05:17
- 32,980 plays

- 14
- One of Us
- 05:56
- 12,769 plays

- 15
- Chris Black
- 03:02
- 8,212 plays

- 16
- Rule Won't Die
- 02:16
- 10,553 plays

album review

On his second album, Rule 3:36, Ja Rule includes a few radio-friendly rap-R&B hybrids ("Between You and Me," "Put It on Me," "I Cry"), which are then filled out with the same style of Ruff Ryder-style hardcore rap that characterized his debut album, Venni Vetti Vecci (1999). Whereas that album had featured some prominent guests from the Def Jam stable (Jay-Z, DMX, Erick Sermon, Memphis Bleek), Rule 3:36 is primarily an in-house affair, featuring the extended Murder Inc. roster. The result is an uneven album comprised of crossover-R&B singles and hardcore rap filler; even though the commercial prospects are improved, Rule 3:36 isn't any more satisfying than Venni Vetti Vecci had been. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide