Chopper City [Explicit Lyrics]

1. 187.9 FM

2. All on You

3. Uptown Thang (Wait'n on Your Picture)

4. Niggas Don't Understand [(Featuring Big Tymers)]

5. Ziggy Wiggly- Tiolet Paper

6. Retaliation [Featuring Juvenile/Ms. Tee/Bun B]

7. Niggas N Trouble [Featuring Mac]

8. Bat a Bitch [(Featuring Big Tymers)]

9. Wheel Chairs [Featuring Big Tymers/Ms. Tee]

10. Order 20 Keys

11. Play'n & Laugh'n

12. Doing Bad

13. So Much Death [Featuring Keisha]

14. Represent

Chopper City,The B.G.,Universal,Dirty South,Gangsta Rap,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Southern Rap

Chopper City in the Ghetto
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Cash Money's premier album (4.5/5)

Uptown New Orleans

dont hate

Bout the feddi

If Ya Gutta than cop it this 4 G's only.

Chopper City in the Ghetto
The B.G.
Manufacturer: Cash Money
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Binding: Audio CD

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It's All on U, Vol. 1

It's All on U, Vol. 2

Get It How U Live !! [PA] [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

ASIN: B00000ILTK
Release Date: 1999-04-20

Tracks:

Intro (Big Tymers)
Trigga Play
Cash Money Is An Army
Play'n It Raw (featuring Hot Boys)
With Tha B.G. (featuring Big Tymers)
Made Man (featuring Big Tymers)
Bling Bling (featuring Big Tymers/Hot Boys)
Knock Out (featuring Turk/Juvenile)
Real Niggaz
Dog Ass (featuring Juvenile)
Cash Money Roll
Niggaz In Trouble (featuring Lil' Wayne/Juvenile)
Thug'n
Hard Times
Uptown My Home
'Bout My Paper

Customer Reviews:

Cash Money's premier album (4.5/5).......2007-04-23

By the time B.G. released his sixth solo album, 1999's "Chopper City in the Ghetto," he was an 18-year-old veteran of the rap game. This is in my opinion, the finest album of his career, and along with fellow hot boy Juvenile's classic 400 Degreez, is Cash Money Records' finest album. These two albums are the ones that put Cash Money into the mainstream, and made their flossy extravagance famous. And while their later releases would become redundant and overblown, it's easy to see why these late-90s discs made them household names. They're really so appealing. Listeners looking for sheer lyricism obviously wouldn't look here. Like the other Cash Money Millionaires, B.G. raps about cars, cash, clothes, and women, which at this point might not have been quite as typical as it sounds because of the way it was presented. The diamond crusted lettering on the covers are quite indicative of just how extravagant it is. But also like his labelmates, B.G. is interesting because he has a great, unique flow and delivers some clever lines. But the true joy in "Chopper City in the Ghetto" comes in the production. Mannie Fresh is really a genius behind the boards, and his consistency as a producer for such an overworked musician is incredible. During this era of Cash Money releases, he created a lovable sound of New Orleans bounce music that would be often imitated but never duplicated. His dense, upbeat rhythms covered in rolling bass and clever instrumentals are simply catchy. These are the kind of beats that will remain with you in your head for a while; Mannie Fresh was the true star of the Cash Money Millionaires. "Chopper City in the Ghetto" is devoid of the filler that would later come to characterize some Cash Money albums, and at 16 tracks it's one of New Orleans' most satisfying hip hop albums to date.

Following a typically enticing intro by the Big Tymers, the album kicks off with "Trigga Play," a great start. Over a standard bouncy Mannie Fresh beat, B.G. uses a low monotone flow for some hard lyrics. On the label's anthem "Cash Money Is an Army," he represents his clique over some more nice production. The Hot Boys all come together for "Play'n It Raw," which uses a variation of the excellent beat from Juvenile's "400 Degreez" chorus. "With the B.G." features Big Tymers, and B.G. entertains. "Made Man" has a very unique beat to it, upbeat and funky, with B.G.'s typical bragadagio. The most notable song is obviously the anthemic "Bling Bling," featuring Big Tymers and Hot Boys. This song is the one that coined the term in the title, and the flossiness and ridiculous extravagance of the Cash Money Millionaires is perhaps never displayed better than in this song, which has a great beat and hook. The bass-heavy "Knock Out" with Turk and Juve is a highlight, with some nice horn instrumentation. "Real N...." and "Dog A.." are probably the two weaker tracks on the album, but even they're okay. My two favorites follow. "Cash Money Roll" has an awesome, soulful beat, with a great feel to it. The thumping "N.... in Trouble" is also ingeniously produced. "Thug'n" is B.G. business as usual, and "Hard Times" might be a lyrical highlight. The bouncy "Uptown My Home" is very nice, and "'Bout My Paper" will have a familiar feel to Cash Money fans.

Although this was one of Cash Money's most successful albums from their commercial heyday, things went sour between B.G. and Cash Money, and as a final disrespect, this album went out of print. While it's still available, I highly recommend a purchase, because this is probably the finest single album from the storied label. Whenever the weather gets nice, I constantly find myself going back to albums like this. You could hate all you want, but there's no fronting on these beats if you ask me. Highly recommended.

Uptown New Orleans.......2006-12-14

During the release of Chopper City In The Ghetto, B.G. was only eighteen years old with a six year career and his fifth solo album under his belt. "Trigga Play" leads the album off with the mellow style of gangster lyrics to be expected from B.G. Highlighted by the production of Mannie Fresh, "Cash Money Is An Army" must have been tailored specifically for him as he found each melody to accent his voice. Bringing his group, Hot Boys on "Play'n It Raw" without any hook or chorus, the four emcees / rappers flowed back to back as a link in a chain. "With Tha B.G." featuring Big Tymers is a more mainstream groove, but he kept it street and found his nitche to compliment the instrumental. Over a Spanish, exotic track the subject of "Made Man" featuring Big Tymers went well with their history to present day which would be "Bling Bling" featuring Big Tymers & Hot Boys. B.G. teamed up with Turk as they shared a verse and a half on "Knock Out" as Juvenile sang the hook. Taking it back to the essence of the streets, "Real N*gg*z" and "Thug'n" are on point with the LP's direction. "Dog *ss" featuring Juvenile is a memorable track as they speak about their sexual encounters with no remorse or shame. "...I ain't even gotta tell you..." said B.G. on "Cash Money Roll" as he spits about the signature ballin' of the entire label. The intro to "N*gg*z In Trouble" featuring Lil' Wayne & Juvenile began slow as the highlight is found with the three verses. He gives a little of himself and his obstacles on "Hard Times" that makes him the way he is. Representing different hoods of his hometown New Orleans on "Uptown My Home" takes the listener right on the block to see the graphic lyrics come to life in front of your eyes. Concluding the album with "'Bout My Paper" is the perfect closing for any Cash Money release. The production was completely held down by Mannie Fresh and there was no lack luster production on this project. Maybe a song or two from being a classic, but well worth the investment of a non'commercial release. Don't get it confused, the album cover is B. Gizzle not Master P.

dont hate.......2006-07-11

look i like everything from classic wu tang to kool keith but you gotta look at the music as just being fun. this is not a masterpiece lyrically by any means (though bg throws a few nast hooks) but the beats are slamming and bg is the man

Bout the feddi.......2006-01-11

This is THE most complete album by cash money. None of the stupid skits used by Lil Wayne. and Much better lyrics than that 37 year old Juvenile. To me, this cd is much better than 400 degreez. The beats are just much muhc better too.
I missed the whole Bling era craze. I just copped this cd 3 years ago.
B.G. is the voice of the south.

If Ya Gutta than cop it this 4 G's only........2005-06-01

Cash Money's best artist ever brings straight heat. What do u expect its B.G. If ya into gutta music i reccomend it. If ya not cop 50's new album and go to the CANDY SHOP or somethin. Ya feel me. Its Beezly folk!

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Classic Early Cash Money
so much death
It's All B.G.
B.G. is 2 Guta
Hello world my name is B.G.!

Chopper City
The B.G.
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ASIN: B00000JHDU
Release Date: 1999-09-07

Tracks:

187.9 'FM'
All On U
Uptown Thang 'Wait'n On Your Picture'
Niggas Don't Understand
Ziggly Wiggly-Toilet Paper
Retaliation
Niggas N Trouble
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Doing Bad
So Much Death
Represent

Customer Reviews:

Classic Early Cash Money.......2007-04-20

New Orleans' BG comes out hard on his 2nd, yes, his 2nd album: Chopper City from 1996-1997. Mannie Fresh brings those hot beats, drawing upon the Southern Fried funk of the 1990's with a G-Funk twist. "Retaliation" brings BG trading verses with Juvenile and Bun B from UGK over a laid back G-Funk beat, a certified southern classic. "Uptown Thang" puts it down for the N'Awlins. "Order 20 Keys" is the drug track with hot fast beats and a whiny synth. "Play'n & Laughin'" is an interesting track beatwise; musically it is very distinct. The beat is fast in the background with an interesting beat sequence in the foreground. "So Much Death" is sadder; BG kicks in tales of hood casualties and how they hit close to home; he also discusses how his late father put him up on game and was there for him. The beautiful beat samples Zapp "Be Alright." All in all, this album is awesome with that late 90's Cash Money type beats. Mannie Fresh's early beats are tight and original, and BG's delivery and rapping voice are tight and distinct.

so much death.......2006-01-10

You must have this album.
IT is easy to see why BG is the vision of a Hotboy. This cd shows why he is always gonna be the hottest hotboy. No matter how much Juvenile sells, and that Lil Wayne is one of the best rappers(top 10 at least), there's not many cds thas beter than this one.
#4 is the only skipper.
This was my second BG cd(I bought Checkmate first).
If your gonna listen to the samples, listen to #7,11 & 12. Especially #12.

It's All B.G........2005-04-19

This 1996 release from B.G. was apparent that he was a major influence to Cash Money getting that Universal deal. Before B.G. was talking that "Bling, Bling" it was about hustling with his mentor Baby aka Birdman. "Represent" would have been the best song but the music drains the vocals of B.G. and his featured guest. With titles like "Niggas Don't Understand" featuring Big Tymers their destiny was being fulfilled for them being a force in the industry. The original verion of "Uptown Thang 'Wait'n On Your Picture'" is a standout on Chopper City. As much as Baby Gangster spoke of his lifestyle he goes to telling the story of missing his father on "So Much Death". "Niggas N Trouble" was an introduction to a monster by ex-No Limit Soldier Mac (that almost stole the song) who is now serving time for a murder. Not quite as good as It's All On U, Vol. 1, but it's still solid with the production from Mannie Fresh. If I'm calculating correct during the release of Chopper City, B.G. was 15-years old and his hood of Valence and Magnolia's 13th Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana is represented well.

B.G. is 2 Guta.......2005-01-02

This is B.G. Best album cause it's just 2 street and i like it cause i'm street B.G. He kept it Gutta wit niggas n trouble and so much death oh can't forget don't understand i guess dat's y he my favorite rapper he street 2 da bone like soulja slim would say (R.I.P. SOULJA SLIM)

Hello world my name is B.G.!.......2004-12-08

When this album came out everyone who first heard it knew it was a monster. At the time I was living in VA and all I heard on the radio was music out of NY, nothing wrong with that but I'm from N.O and had a hard time looking for home grown CD's. So I finally notice a CD with the CMR label on it and bought it immediatly and it was B.G.. This was the only album from my hometown I rocked morning, noon, and night, that is until another home grown talent blew up(MP).

I love the intro by the Big Tymers and you have to love the #1 single off this album "Uptown Thang". You will not be dissapointed if you purchase this CD.

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This is totally dope!!
Wack production, wack lyrics; what more could you wish for?
The below reviewers are not right at all...
great CD
The Best Gangsta Rap Group Out!

We Got This
B.G. & the Chopper City Boyz
Manufacturer: Koch Records
ProductGroup: Music
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Make 'Em Mad
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Chopper City
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Heart Of A Killer
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This is totally dope!!.......2007-05-23

I really like this cd a lot. I grew up pretty sheltered, usually having a nice oatmeal breakfast with my family. We didn't really curse and I attended school each day. What I'm learning with some of this new rap is that I have lived a boring life. The chopper city boyz(they spelled boys wrong, but who am I to correct them) are just really neat guys. They rap about girls a lot, which kind of makes them like New Edition. New Edition used to sing about girls on classic hits like "Mr. Telephone Man". I had all of their tapes. They seemed to have more respect for the girls than the Chopper City Boys. These kids seem to be a little disrespectful towards the ladies, but they're cool so it's alright. If I had young kids, I would hope they would be influenced by cds like this one. There is no doubt in my mind that these cats are all centered and probably finishing their college degrees as we speak. I watched the video for Make 'em mad and it was amazing how groundbreaking it was. They seemed to be flaunting their material possessions, which just isn't done in most of today's rap videos. Most videos show rappers spending quality time with their parents at a picnic or something.

Based off of the brilliance of this Cd, I've launched my own rap group called Mc-B and the Big Wheel township kids. We wear jewelry and gotz grillz(I'm learning rapper spelling). Our first video for the song "Tax returns are for suckas" will feature us in cars with spinners and candy paint driving down a street with scantily clad women dancing around all of our friends. I know, it's ground breaking stuff, but we're serious about succes. Here is our track listing:

1. Tax returns are 4 suckas
2. Cops are too mean sometimes
3. Start snitchin
4. McGruff was a cool dog
5. Ribaldry
6. Run like a puma
7. Yeah diz at em
8. Ummm, sure
9. I like girls
10. Hooked on phonics interlude
11. Biz diddle fo schnucks
12. Slap that bum (the outro)

We're awesome.

Wack production, wack lyrics; what more could you wish for?.......2007-04-25

Your money back.

I don't like giving away bad reviews; if you check my record, I rarely hand out anything below two stars, because if it's simply THAT bad, I'd rather not even waste my time reviewing it. I'm making an exception for B.G. and his Chopper City Boyz on this release; something I wish I wouldn't have done in the first place. Now, I'll be honest; I have never followed B.G. He always seemed like the most mediocre member of the entire Cash Money Millionaires clique to me, and artists like Juve, Wayne, and the Big Tymers had far more invigorating personalities. I've always heard about how 'real' B.G. keeps it, which is the reason he has the majority of his fanbase. I've never really been big on an emcee because they kept it 'real'; in my honest opinion, that's a poor reason to follow an artists' work. I did, however, give B.G. a chance because of his affiliation with T.I. and his Grand Hustle label imprint, and his Atlantic debut coming out later this year.

This album isn't weak because of B.G. Let that be known right off the bat. B.G.'s hardly even found on this release, so blaming him for this album's flaws would be a mistake. He did however assemble this crew, and he did decide it was in their best interest to have limited exposure on this release; something that severely hurt the album. Honestly, anyone that picked up this release didn't do so to listen to B.G.'s crew; they wanted to listen to B.G. If you're new to B.G., this will do absolutely nothing for you, because there isn't even enough of B Gizzle to leave an impression.

I've heard many compliments about the production, but to be completely honest, most of the production on this album is bland, generic, and repetitive. There's a few tracks with a tolerable beat, but there is by no means anything groundbreaking, and truthfully, very few of these beats will even get your head nodding. This album wasn't made for the whip, the club, or the headphones; it feels more like a thrown-together compilation of tracks from these Chopper City Boyz than a group debut album, and that's what it is in the end. It doesn't excell in any area, and it's hardly compenent enough to even see any potential in any of the members.

I'm still interested in listening to more B.G., but this album is one that's definitely best to skip over. With weak rhyming from Gizzle's entourage, and weak beats from mostly unknown producers, lazily slapped together in an incohesive album, We Got This ends up being an ironically titled album; because on this release, the Chopper City Boyz don't have much of anything. Avoid it.

The below reviewers are not right at all..........2007-03-13

This cd is more of a 2 or 2.5, but not a 5 like the other reviewers are says. I just gave it a one to move the rating to the right position. This album has three or four good tracks and the rest are uninspired songs you might find on a mixtape. I like BG, but this album is pretty bad. He needs to get some songs with actual concepts besides choppers, drug dealing, and sex. I was hoping this cd would be good after hearing "Make Em Mad", but sadly, it is not. Wait for Young Bucks album

great CD.......2007-03-03

I love this CD. I am not from the New Orleans area, I am from Chicago
and I love this cd for so many reasons. Number 7 & 8 are my favorite
on the cd. I have listened to this cd from song #1-16 & I like them all. buy the cd you won't be disappointed. from a chicago fan.

The Best Gangsta Rap Group Out!.......2007-02-28

This CD is straight,gutta,raw and hardcore.The Chopper City Boyz really bring it hard on this.It has that distinct New Orleans gangsta rap sound.If you're a fan of New Orleans gangsta rap(Soulja Slim,B.G.,Hot Boys,C-Murder,etc.)then you wont be disappointed and you'll love this album.If you're not into that type of music or hardcore gangsta rap in general,than this probaly isnt for you.For all yall that's into rap that's made for the streets,go cop this CD.It's Hot!

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We Got This
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Taking Over
Bounce
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It's Real
What I Like About Her
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Chopper City
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Heart Of A Killer
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B.G.'s best album
1 star for 1 good song
It is the best one I've heard in a while.
i liked the tape and the cd
Baby Gangsta is the best

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The B.G.
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Release Date: 1997-02-26

Tracks:

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Customer Reviews:

B.G.'s best album.......1999-11-16

"Chopper City" is definitely B.G.'s best album. Not just according to me, but to all tha otha TRU CMR fans out there and B.G. himself. With cuts like "All On U," the song where the beat for "Cash Money Is An Army" is taken from, this album truly shines amongst ALL Cash Money releases. If you're lookin for an album to start a huge Cash Money collection, this is definitely one you should consider.

1 star for 1 good song.......1999-10-06

The only good song on this album is N*gg* in Trouble because it has my boy Mac from No Limit. By the way if you want a good album get that World War 3 ya heard me.

It is the best one I've heard in a while........1999-10-04

I love to hear the Hot Boys sang. B.G. and Wayne sound good when they are flowing. I like to hear Juvi sang. I have 6 Cash Money CD's and going on 7. Keep going Hot Boys! How you luv thattttt!

i liked the tape and the cd.......1999-09-23

I like B.G and all the hot boys and i really favor "Cashmoney is an army" and "Bling, Bling" so B.G or any of the hot boys can write me back. and absolutely liked the song and the cd.

Baby Gangsta is the best.......1999-08-31

B.G. has been around for along time and it is about time people start giving him and everyone else from cash money their props. Cash Money is so tight. They are best record lablel and I'm their number on fan. I hope to meet them one day or just get to see them perform live. I love cash money big tymers. They are so talented.

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I like some rap but this C.D. is the bomb!
It's cool
it's veeeeery goood
BLING, BLING
off the hook

Chopper City in the Ghetto
The B.G.
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With Tha B.G.
Made Man
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Knock Out
Real Niggaz
Dog Ass
Cash Money Roll
Niggaz In Trouble
Thug'n
Hard Times
Uptown My Home
'Bout My Paper

Customer Reviews:

I like some rap but this C.D. is the bomb!.......1999-11-10

I dont care too much for a lot of rap. But if you don't have this C.D. I recommend that you get it. Cash Money Records has put a "hurtin" on the No Limit Family.

It's cool.......1999-10-15

Bling Bling is so damn tight!! Buy I tell ya, B.G. can't rap as good as the other Hot Boys. Mannie Fresh has better beats than him. 'Bout my Paper and Cash Money is an Army is cool, but all his other singles are crap. Tha best one is Bling Bling. You should get it. It's worth it

it's veeeeery goood.......1999-10-14

I had not heard about B.G. then i downloaded some mp3z and now i have the whole album... songs like Hard times it is killing !!!

BLING, BLING.......1999-10-10

This cd is for real dog. Trigga play, cash money is an army, made man, bling bling. Those are all tight. I reccomend this cd

off the hook.......1999-09-29

yo B.G.'s latest is off the hook. the video for the cut bling bling is so phat. when my homies are throwin' the money around? go out and buy B.G's latest joint and you can throw your money away just like them.

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Chopper City in the Ghetto

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ASIN: B000EMH994
Release Date: 2006-04-25

Album Description

16 track reissue. Universal. 2006.

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We Got This (+3 Bonus Tracks)
Bg , and Chopper City Boyz
Manufacturer: Chopper City Records
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000NTMHLS

Product Description

Limited Edition includes 3 Exclusive Bonus Tracks. 1)Intro, 2)Taking Over, 3)Bounce, 4)Make 'Em Mad, 5)Thorough Street N**** 6)It's Real, 7)What I Like About Her, 8)Flatliners, 9)Chopper City, 10)Never Had (ft. Mercedes) 11)Knuckle Up, 12)Heart Of A Killer, 13)Going On, 14)Crucial S*** 15)Shake 'Em Off, 16)All Eyes On Me, BONUS TRACKS: 17)All My N**** 18)Choppa City Boys, 19)My Block