Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaire EXPLICIT LYRICS E-40

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  • Release Date: 11/09/1999
  • Sales Rank: 47,435
  • Label: JIVE
  • UPC: 012414169129
 
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Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaire

1LISTENL.I.Q. 4:56
2LISTENBallaholic 5:14
3LISTEN'Cause I Can / C-BO 3:17
4LISTENGet Breaded / Sauce Money 4:18
5LISTENLook At me / Baby 4:05
6LISTENDuckin' & Dodgin' 3:44
7LISTENFuckin' They Nose / The Click 5:41
8LISTENSeasoned 4:35
9LISTENEarl That's Yo' Life 5:23
10LISTENRules & Regulations 4:43
11LISTENBorrow Yo' Broad 3:37
12LISTENDo What you know Good / Levitti 4:03
13LISTENMouthpiece 4:44
14LISTENBig Ballin' With My Homies 3:57
15LISTENGhetto Celebrity / Suga T 4:17
16LISTENGangsterous / The Mossle 3:35
17LISTENBrownie Points 3:58

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Editorial Reviews

With the 1999 release of his fifth solo effort, E-40 commemorated ten years in the rap music business. Undoubtedly more than a flash in the pan, E-40's staying power as one of the tried and true superstars in the rap game is validated by the workmanship in Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaire, a display of guttural growls and speed-rap techniques that takes listeners along a journey through the harsh realities of surviving in inner-city ghettos. This 17-track recording artfully delivers funky backbeats, melodic hooks, and a flurry of synthesizer-enhanced rhythms to complement the unique stutter-stop patois of E-40's flowing rap lyrics. This is best evidenced on "Big Ballin' with My Homies" and "Rules and Regulations," where the masterful MC adopts various styles of cadence and vocal texture to hype the overall effect. Fellow West Coast rappers C-Bo, Yukmouth, Fat Joe, and Jayo Felony guest star on what amounts to a semi-autobiographical accounting of E-40's own ascent from the ghetto to the California suburbs. All in all, this is a furious and energetic release of truths, guts, and the triumph of the American Dream. Roxanne Blanford, All Music Guide

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Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaireby Anonymous

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March 14, 2001: I really think that this C.D. is just like all his other C.D.'s. E-40 sounds the same in everysong that he does, all the beats are the same and it just is not original. Yes, it was orginal when he first came out, but that was years ago. I had never even heard of E-40 until I had moved out here and he still as the same beats as he did then. All the songs on this C.D. sound just like the previous one and I think that with this C.D. he should of tried to make a change. I don't really have anything against E-40, but I really wish that he would come out with a C.D. that doesn't sound like all the other C.D.'s that he has came out with.

Charlie Hustle: The Blueprint of a Self-Made Millionaireby Anonymous

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January 30, 2001: I think that E-40 is the hardest rapper in the west coast because he doesn't try to outdo the south and east instead he makes albums with them that has a tight mix and it sounds hella hard and dope. He has a incredible mixtures of beats that just hits you in the groove.