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The four-man group One Twelve began its career as the innocent soul crooners of Puff Daddy's Bad Boy crew. The quartet's first records were inviting slabs of gospel-tinged R&B honey, top-heavy on the ballads; however, with PART III, they shifted gears into an edgier, tougher sound with more frenetic, pulsating dance beats and more suggestive lyrics. (They also slightly re-christened themselves, switching from the numerals 112 to the spelled-out One Twelve.) On the fittingly titled HOT & WET, the group continues this transformation.
HOT & WET opens on an almost serene intro that weaves their earlier hits into a uniquely disarming landscape before setting a tone with the sexually charged, haunting "It's Goin' Down 2Nite," featuring T.I. in a guest appearance. The mood stays put on the title track, as Ludacris drops by with his usual verbal flair. "Unbelievable," which finds the four folding their vocals over one another with cool precision, provides a high point, even sneaking in a nice rap of their own. One Twelve hasn't forgotten what brought them initial success, though, flipping into a segment of smooth and slow songs before turning the tempo back up on an almost sinister remix of the title track. HOT & WET finds One Twelve striking a perfect balance of the new and the old for an appealing R&B record.
Additional personnel includes: Super Cat, Joe Budden, T.I., Ludacris, Chingy.
Prod.By Sean Puffy Combs.Feat. Super Cat,Joe Budden,T.I.
Producers include: Stevie J., Daron Jones, Saint Denson, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, The Hitmen.
112: Daron, Slim, Mike, Q (vocals).
Hot & Wet Music Review Average Rating: (2.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews okay cd not as good as the past cds
I recommend you buy and listen for yourself track 7 is really hot!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by pbsmith (halifax va) 
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It was good to even see an R&B group especially 112. I have been a fan since day 1 and this is clearly not their best work. I understand the label switch to Def Jam but this album only has about 6 listenalble songs. I was disappointed and they (112) are clearly capable of better work. But it is still better than average.
Submitted by DJ BIGG Hank Daddy (Benton Harbor, MI, USA)
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Damn I don't understand how a group like 112 could fall so down on this album, I'ts like 112 on there lowest level, 75% on this album is quick song making with bad qualty that sounds shamefulle for a group like 112.
Very Talented but not giving all when it comes to the vocals on this album.
Slim's voice is like it lost control sounds Wack, and Daron don't try to hit high notes anymore and even his normal singing sounds like a hurry the others members sounds just okay not good or something ,why? . And Daron must has tought he could produce 75% on his own from this album ANd that was a mistake those beats are borring. The only songs that not makes me wanna skip on this album are Right here for you, Knock u down and you said that's all and even this songs are under there maxium level what a Damn Shame.This is something 112 must all has recenaised because there fith album pleasure and pain is briljant just like theire first three albums and show's what they did'nt showed on this album. I got all of theire albums and this one i like to throw away sometimes but i won't do that because i'm a fan of theire music and they has learn there lesson, 112 fans buy it if you want to but believe me it's not worth the money. Peace
Submitted by Don Lee (''Roma, CT, Italia'')
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I have been a "12" Fan since "only u" and i have followed their career since their Debut in 96.This album is a big let down. They left Bad Boy and the Formula that carried them to their fame.Darons Production is good, but for this Def Jam Debut it was too much, any true 112 fan would know that the production sunk the album and their two lead singles(Na Na Na/Hot&Wet) were less than bangers. 112 Needs to go back to Diddy and the production formula that made them rise above their revivals(JE), because this go round JE's "Hard" leads the pack. Dont waste ya money.
Submitted by Teddy (ATL, GA, USA)
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Well Expected Better But Good
Well i expected better since they wnated more freedom well i still got it as a fan but hey its still a must get to add to the 112 collection well come on guys we need more "crazy over you" but got to give it to u "knock u down" was hot.
Submitted by cuteguyfromdallas (DALLAS, TX)
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