Various Artists

Editor's Review:

Three Six Mafia “Tear Da Club Up 97” crunk. Trick Daddy “Shut Up” hella crunk. UGK “Pocket Full of Stones” oldie, but crunky. JT Money “Who Dat” featuring Sole (baby was fine, I got beats, holler), nonetheless a crunk song. Youngbloodz “U-Way” crunk years before “Damn” was an anthem. Petey Pablo, North Carolina “Raise Up,” take your shirt off and get crunk. Gangsta Boo “Where Dem Dollas At,” the crunkest female in the game. Lil Jon and Too $hort “Bia’ Bia’” the first commercial hit by America’s favorite propietor of crunk music, and energy drinks of the same name. Pastor Troy, Archie Eversole, Sammy Sam, and Drama, all crunk. Are you crunk? If not, this is the definitive history of crunk. Okaaaaaaaaaaaaay.
– Corey Bloom

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Record Label TVT Records Released July 2004

Tracks Three 6 Mafia – Tear Da Club '97 Trick Daddy feat. Duece Poppito of 24 Karatz, Trina, Co of Tre +6 – Shut Up Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz feat. Chyna White and Too $hort – Bia' Bia' UGK – Pocket Full of Stones (Remix) Sammy Sam – Knuckle Up Iconz-Chapter, Stage McCloud, SupaStar and Tony Manshino – Get Fucked Up Archie Eversole – We Ready Pastor Troy – No Mo Play in GA Drama – Left Right Left JT Money feat. Sole – Who Dat Petey Pablo – Raise Up Gangsta Boo – Where Dem Dollas At Rasheeda feat. Pastor Troy – Do It

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