The Dirtiest Thirstiest

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The Dirtiest Thirstiest
Studio album by Yung Wun
Released December 7, 2004
Genre Southern hip hop, hardcore hip hop, crunk
Length 49:09
Label Full Surface Records
J Records
Producer Swizz Beatz
Jay Mac
Faust
Vizion
The Koul Kats
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The Dirtiest Thirstiest was Yung Wun's debut album. It took an expectionally long span of time to be released, almost eight years. The album featured Yung Wun's biggest hit single to date "Tear It Up". Due to this being his only successful single Yung Wun is generally regarded as a One-Hit Wonder.

[edit] Track listing

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# Title Producer(s) Performer(s) Time
1 "I Can't Take It No More (Intro)" 1:29
2 "I Tried To Tell Ya"
  • Intro & Outro: Swizz Beatz
 3:23
3 "Tear It Up" 3:25
4 "Yung Wun Anthem"
  • Intro: Swizz Beatz
  • Outro: Yung Wun, Jadakiss & Swizz Beatz
 4:35
5 "One More Day In The Hood"
  • Intro: Swizz Beatz
  • Chorus: Yung Wun & Swizz Beatz
  • 1st Verse: Yung Wun
  • 2nd Verse: Cassidy
  • 3rd Verse: Yung Wun
 4:28
6 "Sad Song" Yung Wun 4:18
7 "Starvin' & Robbin'" Yung Wun 4:42
8 "Load 'Em Up"
  • Intro & Chorus: Yung Wun
  • 1st Verse: Yung Wun
  • 2nd Verse: Taronda Hamilton
  • 3rd Verse: Yung Wun
 4:29
9 "Cadillac Doors" Yung Wun 4:20
10 "Walk It, Talk It"
  • Intro: Yung Wun
  • Chorus: David Banner
 4:56
11 "Let It Bump" Yung Wun 4:20
12 "Represent" / "Georgia Waters"
  • Intro: Swizz Beatz & Yung Wun
 9:01
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