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"Toss It Up"

• "Blind Man Can't See It" by James Brown
• "Grandma's Hands" by Bill Withers

"To Live & Die In L.A."

• "Do Me, Baby" by Meli'sa Morgan (interpolation)

"Hold Ya Head"

• "How Do We Keep the Music Playing" by James Ingram

"White Man'z World"

• "Up Where We Belong" by Joe Crocker & Jennifer Warnes

"Against All Odds"

• "Skin I'm In" by Cameo