west coast soundscan numbers

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#66 E-40 MY GHETTO REPORT CARD 12,787 7 11,900 398,567

#84 ICE CUBE LAUGH NOW CRY LATER 10,587 -19 13,125 408,515

#93 JURASSIC 5 FEEDBACK 9,612 -10 10,734 70,651

#95 BLACK EYED PEAS MONKEY BUSINESS 9,220 2 9,067 3,928,816

Cube is on his way to gold, 40's sales are going up a thousand a week. Jurassic 5 it's like the DPG album, Like people do not know that its out. BEP 

[Quadruple OG]

damn, Cube AND 40 goin gold at the same time.  "U and Dat" is pickin' up more and more spins, I'm starting to hear the shit on mainstream stations now, so hopefully it'll boost it up to Gold shortly

[FOC]

you know cube is bankin off this album

["THE" MoSav]

Cube 

[d-nice]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

[Quadruple OG]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

[d-nice]

Yeah I had forgot he was working with them for that long. So many artists do not help out others like that. It is good to see that Lil Jon would also like to make hits with Cube, 40, and Short and not just new artists.

["THE" MoSav]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

yeah he produced "Here we go" remix on Can't Stay Away, so hes been working with Too Short since at least 99...I beleive Lil Jon was signed with Too Short's record label when he first started...

[Quadruple OG]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

yeah he produced "Here we go" remix on Can't Stay Away, so hes been working with Too Short since at least 99...I beleive Lil Jon was signed with Too Short's record label when he first started...

I don't think Short ever signed Lil' Jon to his label.  I know Jon was an A&R with So So Def in the Mid 90's and was involved with the So-So-Def Bass All-Star compilations, but I don't think he ever signed exclusively with Short.  Regardless, the Bay Area really gave Lil' Jon the chance to produce some records, and now the favors are being returned.

["THE" MoSav]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

yeah he produced "Here we go" remix on Can't Stay Away, so hes been working with Too Short since at least 99...I beleive Lil Jon was signed with Too Short's record label when he first started...

I don't think Short ever signed Lil' Jon to his label.  I know Jon was an A&R with So So Def in the Mid 90's and was involved with the So-So-Def Bass All-Star compilations, but I don't think he ever signed exclusively with Short.  Regardless, the Bay Area really gave Lil' Jon the chance to produce some records, and now the favors are being returned.

Okay, I could have been wrong....
no i was right....at the bottom of the Too Short cd it says this....

["THE" MoSav]

^^^LIL JON AND THE EASTSIDE BOYZ APPEAR COURTESY OF $HORT RECORDS 

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Those credits are from Can't Stay Away right?

[Quadruple OG]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

yeah he produced "Here we go" remix on Can't Stay Away, so hes been working with Too Short since at least 99...I beleive Lil Jon was signed with Too Short's record label when he first started...

I don't think Short ever signed Lil' Jon to his label.  I know Jon was an A&R with So So Def in the Mid 90's and was involved with the So-So-Def Bass All-Star compilations, but I don't think he ever signed exclusively with Short.  Regardless, the Bay Area really gave Lil' Jon the chance to produce some records, and now the favors are being returned.

Okay, I could have been wrong....
no i was right....at the bottom of the Too Short cd it says this....

props on the info, I never knew that Lil' Jon was signed to Short's label

[Narrator]

damn, Cube AND 40 goin gold at the same time.  "U and Dat" is pickin' up more and more spins, I'm starting to hear the shit on mainstream stations now, so hopefully it'll boost it up to Gold shortly

Actually, its chart position is already falling.  Its peak was at #18, and I don't anticipate it doing much better.  Looks like it's time for another single now...

["THE" MoSav]

It's crazy how Lil Jon is having alot to do with 40 and Cube's success. And with Too Short coming out soon Jon is hooking up with all the west coast vets. It's time for Cube to come out with a 3rd single.

Lil' Jon's been working with West Coast artists for a lot longer than most people that post on this board know about.

Too Short's been working with him since '99 and Short Dog was on Jon's first single that gained some attention ("Bia Bia").  E-40 started working with Lil' Jon since 2001 and Lil' Jon produced "Rep yo City", which got a lot of attention.  Lil' Jon was doing tracks for Hoo' Bangin' in 2002, so he's prolly known Cube since around then.

I know for a fact that Lil' Jon (and Jazze Pha) have given credit Too Short credit for giving them shine early on.  So for 40 and Short to be working exclusively with Lil' Jon recently is just doing a favor for a favor.  The Bay gave Lil' Jon a chanec at the beginning, and now that Lil' Jon is a household name, he's giving back to those who helped him.

yeah he produced "Here we go" remix on Can't Stay Away, so hes been working with Too Short since at least 99...I beleive Lil Jon was signed with Too Short's record label when he first started...

I don't think Short ever signed Lil' Jon to his label.  I know Jon was an A&R with So So Def in the Mid 90's and was involved with the So-So-Def Bass All-Star compilations, but I don't think he ever signed exclusively with Short.  Regardless, the Bay Area really gave Lil' Jon the chance to produce some records, and now the favors are being returned.

Okay, I could have been wrong....
no i was right....at the bottom of the Too Short cd it says this....

props on the info, I never knew that Lil' Jon was signed to Short's label

No Problem. I bet alot of people never knew that