Track Listing 1. Big Talk (Intro) 2. This Is How We Do 3. Gangsta Girls - (featuring R. Kelly) 4. We Can Smoke - (featuring TQ) 5. I'm a Dog/I'm Sorry - (skit) 6. Against the Wall 7. I'll Take You There - (featuring Petey Pablo/Joi) 8. Back Up - (featuring Juvenile/Gilly) 9. Southern Boy - (featuring Lil Wayne/Bun B) 10. Beat It Up - (featuring Tateeze) 11. Big Money Heavyweight 12. Down South - (featuring Lil Wayne/Jazze Pha) 13. U Are Not a Pimp - (featuring Gilly Tateeze) 14. I Need Help - (skit) 15. To Be Played 16. My Life - (featuring Mikkey/Joi) 17. No Love 18. Got Everything - (featuring Tateeze) 19. Dirty D-Boy - (featuring Gilly) 20. Real Talk (Outro)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Bun B, Gilly Tateeze, Gilly, Jazze Pha, Joi, Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Lil' Wayne, Mikkey, Petey Pablo, R. Kelly, TQ, Tateeze | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes Big Tymers: Bryan "Baby" Williams, Mannie Fresh. Additional personnel: R. Kelly (vocals); TQ, Petey Pablo, Lil' Wayne, Bun B, Juvenile, Gilly, Tateeze, Jazze Pha, Mikkey (rap vocals); Joi (background vocals). Producers: Mannie Fresh, R. Kelly, Jazze Pha, Leslie Brathwaite. Recorded at Patchwerk, Atlanta, Georgia; Circle House, Miami, Florida; Studio 7303, Houston, Texas; Rock Land, Chicago, Illinois; Cash Money Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana. Cash Money key players Bryan "Baby" Williams and Mannie Fresh continue to profess their love for American currency, women, and more American currency on their fourth album, BIG MONEY HEAVYWEIGHT. In case you were concerned about their financial status, the Big Tymers are still fiscally sound, as they reveal on beat-driven tunes such as "This Is How We Do," "Got Everything," and the title track. Williams and Fresh also espouse their love for the South on two ditties with Lil' Wayne--"Southern Boy" (also featuring Bun-B) and "Down South," (with Jazze Pha). The true highlight of this Big Tymers outing, however, is the amazingly catchy R. Kelly collaboration "Gangsta Girl," which sports Kelly's unmistakable melodies backed by Latin-tinged rhythms.
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