rick james wrote the lyrics to busta rhymes's song "in the ghetto".
rick james wrote the lyrics to busta rhymes's song "in the ghetto".
who wrote the lyrics to busta rhymes's song "in the ghetto"?
rick james
bullet::::- 50 cent – straight to the bank









































bullet::::- bishop lamont – no stoppin' carson









































bullet::::- bishop lamont – grow up









































bullet::::- bobby digital - up again









































bullet::::- busta rhymes – get you some









































bullet::::- busta rhymes – how we do it over here









































bullet::::- busta rhymes feat. nas – don't get carried away









































bullet::::- busta rhymes feat. q-tip – you can't hold the torch









































bullet::::- busta rhymes - legend of the fall off's









































bullet::::- busta rhymes feat. raekwon – goldmine









































bullet::::- busta rhymes feat. rick james – in the ghetto
dawaun parker
after he moved the label away from elektra, busta had begun talking to clive davis, who had been recently ousted from arista records. he mentioned to busta that he had recently created a new imprint at sony, j records. clive told busta that he had yet to sign anyone to the label and would be glad to distribute busta and his flipmode entertainment. the deal was done by november 2000 and busta rhymes began work on his fifth album, "genesis". the album sold well, fueled by the p. diddy-collaborated "pass the courvoisier." the single was a big hit during the year of 2002 and introduced busta rhymes into a younger generation of fans and totally revitalized his career. after the hype surrounding "genesis" died down, busta began working on an album for his flipmode squad, rah digga, and himself. the first to be released was "it ain't safe no more", which featured mariah carey and the flipmode squad. two singles from the album got a lot of airplay, but his new solo album stalled at gold, making it the worst-selling album in busta rhymes discography. to this busta would blame on j records not promoting his music properly, and consequently j records did not release rah digga's album nor did they release the flipmode group album. in turn, busta began associating himself with dr. dre and eminem, as rumors began to circulate that busta was moving his label yet again. these rumors proved to be false at the time. he would record some songs with eminem and dr. dre, but would continue to stay at j records. from 2002 to 2004, nothing was heard from flipmode entertainment as busta rhymes, the face of their label was doing more television than anything else. they resurfaced in 2005, when busta rhymes announced that he was planning to leave j records and was recording his seventh album. consequently, a new flipmode album, though in the works, was shelved, and the roster continued to change.
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