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Released
  
October 14, 2003

Artist
  
Young Jeezy

Label
  
CTE World

Recorded
  
2002–2003

Release date
  
14 October 2003


Producer
  
DJ.Xzact, L-Roc, Lil Jon, Oomp Camp, Pretty Ken, Priest, Smk, Sol Messiah, Shawty Redd

Come Shop wit Me (2003)
  
Let's Get It Thug Motivation 101 (2005)

Genres
  
Hip hop music, Gangsta rap, Southern hip hop

Similar
  
Young Jeezy albums, Southern hip hop albums

Come Shop wit Me is the second independent album by American rapper Young Jeezy, It was released on October 14, 2003, by his independent record label Corporate Thugz Entertainment (CTE). The album features production by Lil Jon and appearances by Bone Crusher, Lil Jon, Pastor Troy and Cutty (of Jim Crow), among others. It is his only double-album. The album has sold 50,000 copies.

Contents

The album was named after future affiliate Cam'ron's studio album Come Home with Me.

Young jeezy we can play the game


Disk 1: Hard

  1. "Can U Smell"
  2. "We Can Play the Game" (featuring 11/29)
  3. "22's or Better"
  4. "Ain't A"
  5. "Let Me Hit Dat" (featuring FiDank)
  6. "Take It to the Floor" (featuring Bone Crusher)
  7. "Gangsta Walkin'" (featuring Dank)
  8. "Put the Whip on It"
  9. "Mel Man Speaks"
  10. "Put the Whip on It (Part 2)"
  11. "Haters" (featuring Lil Jon & 11/29)
  12. "GA" (featuring Pastor Troy & Shawty Redd)

Disk 2: Soft

  1. "Real Talk"
  2. "Come Shop wit Me"
  3. "Ain't Nothin Like"
  4. "Thug Ya" (featuring Oobie)
  5. "I'm a Gangsta" (featuring Kinky)
  6. "Bananas"
  7. "2Nite" (featuring Cutty Cartel of Jim Crow)
  8. "That's What's Up" (featuring Mykel)
  9. "I Ride" (featuring Kinky)
  10. "Rainy Days" (featuring Jennie Lasater)
  11. "Gold Mouth Speaks"
  12. "The Game" (featuring Sonny Spoon & Lil' C)
  13. "Gold Mouth Speaks"
  14. "Matrix"

Songs

Can U Smell
We Can Play the Game (feat 11/29)
22's or Better

References

Come Shop wit Me Wikipedia
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