scarface was ll cool j's first album.
scarface was ll cool j's first album.
what is ll cool j's first album?
scarface
say what (ll cool j song)









































"say what" is a single by ll cool j from the hip-hop compilation, "". it was released on august 3, 1999 for violator records and def jam recordings and featured production from vinnie biggs. in addition to "violator: the album", "say what" would also make an appearance on the "deep blue sea" soundtrack, a film starring ll cool j.









































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bullet::::1. "say what" (radio edit)(ll cool j)









































bullet::::2. "first degree" (radio edit) (da franchise, ja rule)









































bullet::::3. "violators" (radio edit) (busta rhymes, noreaga, prodigy, l. boogie, mysonne, sonja blade









































section::::track listing.:b-side.
say what (ll cool j song)
in 2000, ll cool j released the album "g.o.a.t.", which stood for the "greatest of all time." it debuted at number one on the "billboard" album charts, and went platinum. ll cool j thanked canibus in the liner notes of the album, "for the inspiration". ll cool j's next album "10" from 2002, was his 9th studio (10th overall including his greatest hits compilation all world), and included the singles "paradise" (featuring amerie), "luv u better", produced by pharrell and the neptunes, and the 2003 jennifer lopez duet, "all i have". the album reached platinum status. ll cool j's tenth album "the definition" was released on august 31, 2004. the album debuted at no. 4 on the "billboard" charts. production came from timbaland, 7 aurelius, r. kelly, and others. the lead single was the timbaland-produced "headsprung", which peaked at no. 16 on the "billboard" hot 100. the second single was the 7 aurelius–produced, "hush", which peaked at no. 26 on the "billboard" hot 100.
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