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- Incognegro (Parental Advisory)
- - 111,917 plays
  - 4,011 favs
  - 113 shares
Ludacris
Released 2000

Intro
00:15
9,406 plays

It Wasn't Us
04:33
7,601 plays

U Got A Problem?
05:06
7,070 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:15
- 9,406 plays

- 2
- U Got A Problem?
- 05:06
- 7,070 plays

- 3
- Game Got Switched
- 04:09
- 4,774 plays

- 4
- 1st & 10
- 03:42
- 4,917 plays

- 5
- It Wasn't Us
- 04:33
- 7,601 plays

- 6
- Come On Over (Skit)
- 01:02
- 2,842 plays

- 7
- Hood Stuck
- 04:25
- 3,554 plays

- 8
- Get Off Me
- 02:45
- 3,607 plays

- 9
- Mouthing Off
- 03:00
- 4,121 plays

- 10
- Midnight Train
- 04:52
- 4,142 plays

- 11
- Ho (Skit)
- 00:42
- 3,152 plays

- 12
- Ho
- 02:50
- 27,610 plays

- 13
- Tickets Sold Out (Skit)
- 00:32
- 2,849 plays

- 14
- Catch Up
- 04:16
- 4,092 plays

- 15
- What's Your Fantasy?
- 04:35
- 17,226 plays

- 16
- Rock And A Hard Place
- 04:21
- 4,959 plays

album review

Incognegro marks the album debut of Ludacris, who had previously had been featured on Timbaland's "Fat Rabbit" from Tim's Bio (1998). Independently released, the album features most of the songs that would be repackaged by Def Jam for release as Back for the First Time, including the breakthrough hit "What's Your Fantasy?" Of the two albums, Back for the First Time is the more reasonable choice, not only because it's readily available, but also because it includes highlights not found here: the Neptunes-produced hit single "Southern Hospitality," the previously released Timbaland production "Phat Rabbit," the U.G.K.-featuring "Stick 'Em Up," and a provocative remix of "What's Your Fantasy?" featuring Trina and Foxy Brown. Nonetheless, Incognegro is a remarkable album debut, all the more so because it was recorded and released independently. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide