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Back For The First Time (Parental Advisory),Ludacris

- Back For The First Time (Parental Advisory)
- - 1,570,275 plays
  - 5,035 favs
  - 352 shares
Ludacris
Released 2000

Stick 'Em Up
05:05
92,038 plays

U Got A Problem?
04:55
82,122 plays

Game Got Switched
04:09
80,648 plays

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songs

- 1
- U Got A Problem?
- 04:55
- 82,122 plays

- 2
- Game Got Switched
- 04:09
- 80,648 plays

- 3
- 1st & 10
- 03:43
- 60,135 plays

- 4
- What's Your Fantasy
- 04:36
- 255,244 plays

- 5
- Come On Over (Skit)
- 01:02
- 45,742 plays

- 6
- Hood Stuck
- 04:21
- 54,459 plays

- 7
- Get Off Me
- 02:45
- 55,049 plays

- 8
- Mouthing Off
- 03:00
- 66,273 plays

- 9
- Stick 'Em Up
- 05:05
- 92,038 plays

- 10
- Ho (Skit)
- 00:42
- 41,192 plays

- 11
- Ho
- 02:50
- 124,993 plays

- 12
- Tickets Sold Out (Skit)
- 00:32
- 44,006 plays

- 13
- Catch Up
- 04:14
- 65,366 plays

- 14
- Southern Hospitality
- 05:02
- 311,362 plays

- 15
- What's Your Fantasy (Remix)
- 04:35
- 123,484 plays

- 16
- Phat Rabbit
- 04:58
- 51,523 plays

album review

When Def Jam signed Ludacris in 2000, the Atlanta rapper had already released a regionally successful independent album (Incognegro) with a hot single ("What's Your Fantasy"). So rather than send Ludacris back into the studio to record a follow-up album, Def Jam chose to repackage Incognegro as Back for the First Time (the title a play on the re-released nature of the music) and append some new material. The decision proved wise. Incognegro had been a strong album debut, produced largely by talented newcomer Shondrae, along with Organized Noize (who produce "Game Got Switched") and Jermaine Dupri ("Get Off Me"), and featuring a roster of hungry underground rappers (I-20, Fat Wilson, Shawnna, Pastor Troy, 4-Ize). Plus, "What's Your Fantasy" was already a proven hit, if perhaps too explicit for mainstream radio play. The real difference between Incognegro and Back for the First Time, however, is the newly recorded material -- four songs, each a standout: the Neptunes-produced club-banger "Southern Hospitality," the previously released Timbaland-produced "Phat Rabbit," the rowdy U.G.K.-featuring "Stick 'Em Up," and the provocative Trina and Foxy Brown remix of "What's Your Fantasy." The most significant of these additions is "Southern Hospitality," a feel-good party song that -- sequenced late in the album, at track 14 -- comes as a pleasant relief after the proceeding up-from-the-underground hardcore tone of Incognegro/Back for the First Time. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide