Ill Na Na EXPLICIT LYRICS Foxy Brown

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  • Release Date: 11/19/1996
  • Sales Rank: 54,557
  • Label: DEF JAM
  • UPC: 731453368422

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Ill Na Na

1LISTENIntro...Chicken Coop 3:17
2LISTEN(Holy Matrimony) Letter to the Firm 3:26
3LISTENFoxy's Bells 3:20
4LISTENGet Me Home / Blackstreet 3:49
5LISTENThe Promise / Havoc 4:20
6LISTENInterlude...The Set Up 1:00
7LISTENIf I... 3:42
8LISTENThe Chase 3:18
9LISTENIll Na Na / Method Man 3:06
10LISTENNo One's 3:42
11LISTENFox Boogie / Kid Capri 4:31
12LISTENI'll Be / Jay-Z 2:58
13LISTENOutro 0:42

About this Artist

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After appearing as a guest on a number of albums, most notably LL Cool J, Foxy Brown finally delivered her debut album, Ill Na Na, in late 1996. On her cameos, the teenage rapper rhapsodized about her three obsessions -- fashion, sex, and the mafia -- and all three dominate the discourse on Ill Na Na. Taken on their own terms, any of those lyrics could get rather tedious, but Foxy Brown has a sexy, assured delivery that makes her superficial preoccupations seductive. Furthermore, the album benefits greatly from the production efforts of the TrackMasterz, who give the music a sleek, contemporary edge that makes even the weaker tracks quite listenable. Foxy Brown is also assisted by cameos by Mobb Deep's Havoc, Jay-Z, Method Man, and Kid Capri, among others, which gives the album star power, but it doesn't necessarily need it -- she has enough charisma to steal the show. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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March 03, 2004: i think that foxy brown is one of the best rap female artists out there so much she has achieved so much.i think that she is so much better than lilkim i dont know why everybody try to think that lilkim can rap better than foxy because she aint got s### on foxy fosho lol.i recommend this cd and all the other ones she has put out in her career because they are all very good and successful.whoever that dont got her cds need to get smacked up side your head for not having some of the best cds of the 90s fosho.