Jayo Felony - Crip Hop (Compact Disc)

1	Jayo Felony	Intro	01:30
2	Jayo Felony, Spice 1	Gang Bangin Shit	02:39
3	Jayo Felony	One Shot Kill	03:02
4	Jayo Felony, Tiggi Diamonds	Girls & Boys	04:11
5	Jayo Felony	What Ya Need	03:45
6	Jayo Felony, Baby Skar	Trued Up Remix (Real Anthem)	03:25
7	Jayo Felony	Swing	03:31
8	Jayo Felony	Skit I	00:22
9	Jayo Felony, Soopafly	Hurt That Nigga	03:43
10	Jayo Felony	Skit II	00:38
11	Jayo Felony	Do You Love Life	04:53
12	Jayo Felony, E-40	Please Believe It	04:39
13	Jayo Felony	Sherm Sticc III	03:51
14	Jayo Felony, Crook	Hotta Than Fish Grease	03:46
15	Jayo Felony	Catch ‘Em In The Morning	03:14
16	Jayo Felony	You’s A Character	03:53
17	Jayo Felony, Dulo Gang	Came Around	04:45
18	Jayo Felony	C Walk & Skip	04:14
19	Jayo Felony, Young Nube	She Loves Me	03:39

Album info

“Crip Hop,” released on October 23, 2001, under AMC American Music, is a standout album by Jayo Felony, a prominent figure in the West Coast hip-hop scene. This album delves deep into the realms of Gangsta and Hardcore Hip-Hop, offering a raw and unfiltered glimpse into street life through Jayo Felony’s eyes. The album is known for its gritty lyrics, pulsating beats, and an authentic portrayal of the gangsta lifestyle.

The album opens with a brief but impactful “Intro,” setting the stage for the sonic journey. “Gang Bangin Shit,” featuring Spice 1 and produced by Ric Rock, kicks off the album with aggressive lyrics and hard-hitting beats, immediately immersing the listener in the gangsta rap ethos.

“One Shot Kill,” produced by Tyrone Fyffe, continues the intense energy, while “Girls & Boys,” featuring Tiggi Diamonds and produced by Sandlofer Music, adds a different texture to the album with its unique beats and narrative.

“What Ya Need,” produced by the renowned Battle Cat, is a standout track that showcases Jayo Felony’s versatility as a rapper. The “Trued Up Remix (Real Anthem)” featuring Baby Skar and produced by K-Def, resonates with authenticity and raw emotion.

Tracks like “Swing” and “Hurt That Nigga,” featuring and produced by Soopafly, maintain the album’s momentum with their dynamic production and compelling lyrical content.

“Do You Love Life” and “Please Believe It,” featuring E-40 and produced by Caviar and Overdose, are notable for their introspective lyrics and smooth flow. “Sherm Sticc III” and “Hotta Than Fish Grease,” featuring Crook and beats by Clever Kisum, showcase Jayo Felony’s unique storytelling ability.

“Catch ‘Em In The Morning” and “You’s A Character” maintain the album’s high energy, while “Came Around,” featuring Dulo Gang and produced by Ecay Uno, offers a reflective perspective.

The album concludes with “C Walk & Skip,” produced by Ghetto Warden, and “She Loves Me,” featuring Young Nube and produced by Flip Matrix, rounding off a diverse and potent collection of tracks.

“Crip Hop” stands as a significant release in Jayo Felony’s discography, encapsulating the essence of West Coast gangsta rap with its hard-hitting lyrics, diverse production styles, and Jayo’s unmistakable flow. The album is a crucial piece in the mosaic of early 2000s hip-hop, showcasing the depth and complexity of the genre.