My World (Ron Artest album)
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| Studio album by Ron Artest | ||
| Released | October 31, 2006 | |
| Recorded | 2004 - 2006 | |
| Genre | East Coast hip hop | |
| Label | Lightyear Records | |
| Producer(s) | Ron Artest Christopher Valentine |
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My World is a 2006 debut rap album by National Basketball Association player Ron Artest. The album was released October 31, 2006.
Sales of the album have been horrid, with sales of 343 albums in the first week[1] while another site estimated at 365[2]. This is despite appearances by P. Diddy and Juvenile.
[edit] Tracks
- Puff Daddy aka Diddy Intro featuring Diddy
- Haterz
- Bad Karma
- Cash Money featuring Juvenile
- Nasty North featuring Challace and Knotie
- Workin the Pole featuring Big Kap and Challace
- Fever
- Hood Luhv
- Skit featuring Edward Shields
- No Good
- Coroner
- Skit 2 featuring Arnie Holland
- Rap Game featuring Ruc and S
- Why featuring James Joseph and Eric Marshall
- La La Ladies featuring Braska, Sostre, and Destino
- Get Low featuring Mike Jones, Capone, and Nature
- Hush featuring Elton Brand
- I Like My Song featuring Nature
- Everywhere I Go featuring Jave Meade and T-Bone Saprano
- Ain't Easy
- QB Family featuring Nashawn, Jungle, and Godfather
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