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- Sweatsuit (Parental Advisory)
- - 1,536,997 plays
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  - 440 shares
Nelly
Released 2005

Flap Your Wings
04:04
65,589 plays

Na-Nana-Na
03:59
57,764 plays

Grillz
04:30
536,119 plays

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- 1
- Play It Off
- 03:46
- 19,664 plays

- 2
- My Place
- 05:40
- 49,209 plays

- 3
- Over And Over
- 04:14
- 466,475 plays

- 4
- Flap Your Wings
- 04:04
- 65,589 plays

- 5
- Pretty Toes
- 04:27
- 10,877 plays

- 6
- She Don't Know My Name
- 04:25
- 15,473 plays

- 7
- Nobody Knows
- 04:39
- 22,452 plays

- 8
- Heart Of A Champion
- 04:29
- 100,002 plays

- 9
- Na-Nana-Na
- 03:59
- 57,764 plays

- 10
- Getcha Getcha
- 04:37
- 13,634 plays

- 11
- River Don't Runnn
- 04:57
- 12,968 plays

- 12
- Playa
- 03:57
- 11,871 plays

- 13
- N Dey Say
- 03:37
- 26,843 plays

- 14
- Fly Away
- 04:08
- 101,969 plays

- 15
- Grillz
- 04:30
- 536,119 plays

- 16
- Tired
- 03:17
- 14,179 plays

- 17
- Nasty Girl
- 04:54
- 10,069 plays

album review

One of the wiser re-releases of the 2005 holiday season, Nelly's Sweatsuit compiles the best moments of his Sweat and Suit albums from a year earlier, and it adds four new songs as well. The end result is the album that should have been released initially -- from a consumer standpoint, at least. Of course, savvy listeners made their own Sweatsuits, using iTunes to resequence the best songs from Sweat and, in particular, Suit into a solid, well-balanced, smoothly mixed listen. Those people won't have any need for this official Sweatsuit. The new songs are unexceptional (and not entirely new, some of them available elsewhere) and the sequencing is poor (frontloading the singles and randomly scrambling the rest, which makes for a jagged flow). But for those who don't already own Sweat or Suit, Sweatsuit is an economical means of picking up the many highlights of those albums in one purchase. It's a wise re-release, and one wishes it would have been available a year earlier for the sake of cash-strapped fans who felt ambivalence toward the prospect of buying two spotty, relatively brief albums when a single-disc, 80-minute one like this would have offered more value. In any event, the release of Sweatsuit is better late than never, not unlike an apology. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide