Yung joc feat Jim Jones , The Game - Cut Throat Prod by DJ Quik (No Audio!)

[Dopeisjay]

Well the production credits may come out as "The Fixxers" on the  new Yung Joc album.. But what it said on the new xxl magazine was that its produced by dj quik..
Also the fixxers are in the mag aswell.. Go cop it.. It has 50 cent on the cover..

[WestCoasta]

ballllin

[Smoke]

link for the article?

[marcin1712]

thx for info Joe

[Dopeisjay]

Yeah man no prob..
also it's on XXL website.. it shows the tracklist..
Preview Yung Joc’s new album Hustlenomics


XXLMag.com previews Yung Joc’s sophomore album, Hustlenomics.

1. “Hustlenomics Intro”
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

2. “Play Your Cards”
Produced by Cool & Dre

3. “Coffee Shop”
Produced by Don Vito

4. “BYOB Ref” featuring Pharrell
Produced by The Neptunes

5. “Bottle Poppin’”
Produced by Don P.

6. “Hell Yeah”
Produced by The Neptunes

7. “Cut Throat” featuring The Game & Jim Jones
Produced by The Fixxers (DJ Quik & AMG)

8. “I’m A G” featuring Bun B & Young Dro
Produced by Chris Flames

9. “Hustlemania”
Produced by Dee Jan Dana

10. “Pak Man”
Produced by Kevin “Khao” Cates

11. “Momma”
Produced by Jazze Pha

12. “Brand New” featuring Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

13. “Livin’ It Up”
Produced by Drumma Boy

14. “Getting’ 2 Da Money”
Produced by Jon Josef

15. “Hustlenomics”
Produced by Strong Hill

16. “Thugg Love”
Produced by G-Phonics

17. “Chevy Smile” featuring Trick Daddy
Produced by Jazze Pha

thx for info Joe

[Blu Lacez]

Yeah man no prob..
also it's on XXL website.. it shows the tracklist..
Preview Yung Joc’s new album Hustlenomics


XXLMag.com previews Yung Joc’s sophomore album, Hustlenomics.

1. “Hustlenomics Intro”
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

2. “Play Your Cards”
Produced by Cool & Dre

3. “Coffee Shop”
Produced by Don Vito

4. “BYOB Ref” featuring Pharrell
Produced by The Neptunes

5. “Bottle Poppin’”
Produced by Don P.

6. “Hell Yeah”
Produced by The Neptunes

7. “Cut Throat” featuring The Game & Jim Jones
Produced by The Fixxers (DJ Quik & AMG)

8. “I’m A G” featuring Bun B & Young Dro
Produced by Chris Flames

9. “Hustlemania”
Produced by Dee Jan Dana

10. “Pak Man”
Produced by Kevin “Khao” Cates

11. “Momma”
Produced by Jazze Pha

12. “Brand New” featuring Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

13. “Livin’ It Up”
Produced by Drumma Boy

14. “Getting’ 2 Da Money”
Produced by Jon Josef

15. “Hustlenomics”
Produced by Strong Hill

16. “Thugg Love”
Produced by G-Phonics

17. “Chevy Smile” featuring Trick Daddy
Produced by Jazze Pha

thx for info Joe

Album loos promosing!!
Anybody heard that Snoop Track Yet??

[Dopeisjay]

Hell yeah.. the production on this looks dope.. i'ma get it once it drop's.. cant wait to hear that "Cut Throat Track though...

Yeah man no prob..
also it's on XXL website.. it shows the tracklist..
Preview Yung Joc’s new album Hustlenomics


XXLMag.com previews Yung Joc’s sophomore album, Hustlenomics.

1. “Hustlenomics Intro”
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

2. “Play Your Cards”
Produced by Cool & Dre

3. “Coffee Shop”
Produced by Don Vito

4. “BYOB Ref” featuring Pharrell
Produced by The Neptunes

5. “Bottle Poppin’”
Produced by Don P.

6. “Hell Yeah”
Produced by The Neptunes

7. “Cut Throat” featuring The Game & Jim Jones
Produced by The Fixxers (DJ Quik & AMG)

8. “I’m A G” featuring Bun B & Young Dro
Produced by Chris Flames

9. “Hustlemania”
Produced by Dee Jan Dana

10. “Pak Man”
Produced by Kevin “Khao” Cates

11. “Momma”
Produced by Jazze Pha

12. “Brand New” featuring Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg
Produced by Dee Jay Dana

13. “Livin’ It Up”
Produced by Drumma Boy

14. “Getting’ 2 Da Money”
Produced by Jon Josef

15. “Hustlenomics”
Produced by Strong Hill

16. “Thugg Love”
Produced by G-Phonics

17. “Chevy Smile” featuring Trick Daddy
Produced by Jazze Pha

thx for info Joe

Album loos promosing!!
Anybody heard that Snoop Track Yet??

[Lunatic]

can't wait to hear all the the tracks that had contributions from artists from the west, as well as that track with bun b/young dro

[floatin_above_everything]

I have a feeling that even with all the star power Diddy could afford, it still won't hide Joc's atrociousness.