New Jack City II |
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Studio album by Bow Wow |
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Released |
March 31, 2009[1] |
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Recorded |
2006–2009 |
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Genre |
Hip hop |
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Length |
43:00 |
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Label |
LBW Entertainment, Columbia |
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Producer |
Bow Wow (exec.), Jermaine Dupri (exec.), Michael Mauldin (exec.), Soulja Boy Tell 'Em, DJ Khaled, Lil Ronnie, J. R. Rotem, Swizz Beatz, No I.D. Drumma Boy, Nitti, T-Pain, Bryan-Michael Cox , DJ Toomp, Ron Browz, |
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Bow Wow chronology |
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Face Off (2007) |
New Jack City II (2009) |
Underrated (2015) |
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Limited Edition Cover |
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New Jack City II is the sixth studio album by American rapper Bow Wow.[11] This is Bow Wow's first solo album to receive a Parental Advisory label for Adult Language.
Album information
The album was released on March 31, 2009. On Bow Wow's and JD's YouTube page, JD explains the title of the album.[12] The first official single for the album was You Can Get It All featuring Johntá Austin and produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox.[13] This single samples TLC's hit "Baby, Baby, Baby."
Guest appearances include Swizz Beatz, Jermaine Dupri, Nelly, Trey Songz, T-Pain, Ron Browz, Dondria Nicole, Lil Eddie and T.I.. Bow Wow tried to get Kid Rock on the song "Sunshine", but was unsuccessful.[14][15]
Three versions of the album were released. A Standard Version, a Limited Edition includes a Bonus DVD & a Walmart Version (Only a Clean Edition) with 3 Bonus Tracks.
Videos
The first video for the promotional single "Marco Polo" was recorded in an aquatic park outside of an Atlanta Suburb known as Sun Valley Beach, in Paulding Co. GA.[16] The music video premiered on the Soulja Boy Tell 'Em YouTube page and on[17] FNMTV on July 25, 2008.[17]
The second video for the promotional single "Big Girls" premiered on YouTube one day after "Marco Polo". The complete version was released later on YouTube for some time but then removed again for unknown reasons. There is no official date on the videos re-release.[18]
The video for the song "Roc The Mic" is released and is featuring and produced by Jermaine Dupri. It was shot in Los Angeles, California near the Staples Center. The video for the song "You Can Get It All" featuring Johntá Austin and produced by Jermaine Dupri was shot in Malibu, California and has also been released. Both videos were directed by Hype Williams. Bow Wow confirmed that he will be shooting a video for "Pole In My Basement". The video will be shot in a strip club theme. The "Pole In My Basement" video is set to premiere on May 30, 2009 at 9 am EST on Bow Wow's official YouTube page.
In his tour bus, Bow Wow has made videos for the songs "Sunshine",[19] "Like This"[20] and "She's My"[21] on his YouTube page, but the videos are home videos and not official videos.
Sales
New Jack City II debuted at number sixteen on the Billboard 200. On one of his YouTube videos, Bow Wow asked his fans to help him get the number one rap album - as a 'birthday gift'.[22] Unfortunately for Bow Wow, Southern rap group UGK's UGK 4 Life took the top spot that week.
Track listing
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Title |
Featured performer(s) |
Writer(s) |
Producer |
Length |
Sample credits |
1 |
Get That Paper |
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Shad Moss, Chadron Moore |
Nitti |
3:19 |
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2 |
What They Call Me |
Nelly and Ron Browz |
Jermaine Mauldin, Cornell Hayes, Jr., Jaron Alston, James Calloway, Leroy Jackson, Aaron Davenport |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
3:58 |
- Contains elements and a sample of "Big Time" by Rick James, written by James Calloway, Leroy Jackson and Aaron Davenport.
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3 |
Roc the Mic |
Jermaine Dupri |
J. Dupri, Douglas Davis, Ricky Walters, Thomas Randolph Bell, Linda Epstein, Kenneth Gamble |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
3:48 |
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4 |
Been Doin' This |
T.I. |
S. Moss, Clifford Harris, Lamar Edwards |
Marz, T.I. |
4:52 |
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5 |
You Can Get It All |
Johntá Austin |
J. Dupri, James Phillips, Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Antonio "L.A." Reid, Daryl Simmons |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
3:37 |
- Contains interpolations of the hit song "Baby-Baby-Baby" by TLC, and written by Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, Antonio "L.A." Reid and Daryl Simmons.
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6 |
Sunshine |
(backing vocals by Johntá Austin) |
J. Dupri, Lee Hazlewood |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
3:27 |
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7 |
Like This |
Dondria and Johntá Austin |
S. Moss, J. Dupri, J. Alston, J. Phillips, James Harris, Terry Lewis |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
3:40 |
- Contains interpolations of "Even When You Sleep" by The SOS Band, and written by James Harris and Terry Lewis.
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8 |
She's My |
T-Pain |
Faheem Najm, David "Preach" Balfour, Babyface, Darnell Bristol |
T-Pain |
3:51 |
- Contains interpolations and a sample of "Roni" by Bobby Brown, and written by Babyface and Darnell Bristol.
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9 |
I Ain't Playing |
Trey Songz |
J. Dupri, J. Phillips, Johntá Austin |
Jermaine Dupri, LRoc* |
4:47 |
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10 |
Pole In My Basement |
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S. Moss, Christopher Gholson |
Drumma Boy |
4:16 |
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11 |
Shake It |
Swizz Beatz |
S. Moss, Kasseem Dean, Rahman Lang |
Swizz Beatz |
3:31 |
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12. |
"Marco Polo" (featuring Soulja Boy) | S. Moss, DeAndre Way | Soulja Boy |
4:17 |
13. |
"Big Girls" | S. Moss, Marlin Bonds | Hookman |
3:34 |
14. |
"Anything You Can Do" | S. Moss, Antwan Thompson | Amadeus |
4:02 |
Deluxe edition
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1. |
"Get That Paper" |
3:19 |
2. |
"What They Call Me" (featuring Nelly and Ron Browz) |
3:58 |
3. |
"Roc the Mic" (featuring Jermaine Dupri) |
3:48 |
4. |
"Been Doin' This" (featuring T.I.) |
4:52 |
5. |
"You Can Get It All" (featuring Johntá Austin) |
3:37 |
6. |
"Sunshine" |
3:27 |
7. |
"Like This" (featuring Dondria and Johntá Austin) |
3:40 |
8. |
"She's My" (featuring T-Pain) |
3:51 |
9. |
"I Ain't Playing" (featuring Trey Songz) |
4:47 |
10. |
"Pole In My Basement" |
4:16 |
11. |
"Shake It" (featuring Swizz Beatz) |
3:31 |
12. |
"Marco Polo" (featuring Soulja Boy) |
03:32 |
13. |
"Big Girls" (featuring Yung Joc) |
04:29 |
14. |
"Anything You Can Do" (featuring Lil' Bow Wow) |
04:03 |
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1. |
"Live from Nashville - A Control Room Event" |
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2. |
"Wall Across America: New York" |
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3. |
"Marco Polo" |
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4. |
"Roc the Mic" |
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5. |
"You Can Get It All" |
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6. |
"Photo Gallery" |
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Personnel
- Managerial
- Performance credits
- Visuals and imagery
- Instruments
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- Technical and production
- Dave Kutch - mastering
- Jermaine Dupri - production, vocal production, mixing
- Nitti - production
- Lamar "Mars" Edwards - production
- T.I. - production
- T-Pain - production
- Drumma Boy - production
- Swizz Beatz - production
- LRoc - co-production
- Elliott Carter - engineering, recording
- Aaron Holton - engineering
- John Horesco IV - engineering
- Eddie "Shyboogs" Timmons - engineering, recording
- Javier Valverda - engineering, recording
- Miles Walker - engineering, recording
- Jordan "DJ Swivel" Young - engineering, recording
- Josh Gudwin - vocal engineering
- Phil Tan - mixing
- Leslie Brathwaite - mixing
- John Frye - mixing
- Fabian Marasciullo - mixing
- Ray Seay - mixing
- DURO - mixing
- John Horesco IV - recording
- David Bench - assistant
- Carlos Oyanedel - assistant
- Josh Houghkirk - assistant
- Ghazi Hourani - assistant
- Kegan Houston - assistant
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Chart positions
References
External links
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