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While BOOTY ESSENTIALS 2001 lists a year in its title, this collection actually covers hip-hop from a wide swath of the 1990's and while it's heavy on the 2 Live Crew and related material (it is a Luke Records release, after all), there are some pleasant surprises on this compendium of house party bangers. Alongside pure classics of the genre such as "Tootsie Roll," "Daisy Dukes" and "It's Your Birthday," are non-booty-specific smashes such as Naughty By Nature's "O.P.P." and Tag Team's "Whoomp! There It Is," making for a more than respectable middle school rap collection, whatever one's tastes may be.
Includes bonus CD.
Explicit Lyrics:Bonus CD,Ayo 69 Boyz,95 South,Duice,Luke Booty Essentials 2001 Music Booty Essentials 2001 Songs | 1. | Whoomp There It Is - Tag Team |
| 2. | Daisey Duks - Duice |
| 3. | Opp - Naughty by Nature |
| 4. | Tootsie Roll - 69 Boyz |
| 5. | Bang, Bang, Bang - Trick Daddy/J.T. Money/69 Boyz |
| 6. | Me So Horny - 2 Live Crew |
| 7. | Da' Dip - Freak Nasty |
| 8. | Pop That Pxssy - 2 Live Crew |
| 9. | Rodeo - 95 South |
| 10. | Kitty, Kitty - 69 Boyz |
| 11. | Shake a Lil' Somethin' - 2 Live Crew |
| 12. | Shake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya - Poison Clan |
| 13. | I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown) - Luke |
| 14. | Don't Start No Sh... - Luke/69 Boyz |
| 15. | It's Your Birthday - Luke |
| 16. | All Night - Ayo |
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