The Leprechaun (Lil' Flip album)
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| The Leprechaun | ||
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| Studio album by Lil' Flip | ||
| Released | July 18, 2000 | |
| Recorded | 2000 | |
| Genre | Rap, Southern Rap | |
| Label | Sucka Free Records | |
| Lil' Flip chronology | ||
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| The Leprechaun (2000) |
Undaground Legend (2002) |
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The Leprechaun is the first album released independently from Houston rapper Lil' Flip. The album quickly gained national attention and spawned the hit single "I Can Do That". The album sold over 100,000 copies regionally and gained attention from Def Jam South, A & R, and well-known Houston rapper Scarface. The Source judged this album one of the most popular independent releases to date. Fellow rapper T.I. criticised Lil Flip for wearing a Leprechaun outfit during their high-profile feud.
[edit] Track listing
- "Da Freestyle King Award"
- "I Got (Flow)"
- "Everyday" (feat. TC, Lil' Marquice, T.A.Z., Shasta,Cresia)
- "My Block" (feat. Crime, Godfather, Dante)
- "Gotta Be Me" (feat. Cresia)
- "Put Ya Fist Up" (feat. South Park Mexican, Big Redd)
- "Boxers" (feat. Deep Threat)
- "On Point" (feat. Big James)
- "Skit #1 The Copycat"
- "Y'all"
- "Dirty South" (feat. Big Redd, Big Hawk)
- "My Dogz" (feat. Scoopastar, Will-Lean, B.G. Duke, T.A.Z.)
- "Cut 4 U"
- "The Biz" (feat. Hump)
- "Skit #2 Purple Drank"
- "Candy Cars" (feat. Screwed Up Click)
- "Green Rectanglez" (feat. Scoopastar)
- "Skit #3 The Dentist"
- "I Can Do Dat"
[edit] Bonus CD
- "Soufside Still Holdin'"
- "Lil' Flip"
- "Soufside Still Holdin'"
- "Da Freestyle King"
