School Was My Hustle
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| School Was My Hustle | ||||
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| Studio album by Kidz in the Hall | ||||
| Released | October 31, 2006 | |||
| Genre | Hip hop, alternative hip hop | |||
| Label | Rawkus Records | |||
| Producer | Double O | |||
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School Was My Hustle is the first studio album from Kidz in the Hall, a Chicago hip hop duo. It was the first release since Rawkus Records was reactivated independently after its catalog was purchased by Universal Music Group.
Track listing
- "Hustler's Intro" – 0:57
- "Ritalin" – 1:57
- "Wassup Jo'" – 3:52
- Contains a sample from "Dream Journey" by Bob James
- "Wheelz Fall Off ('06 Til)" – 3:44
- "Ms. Juanita" – 3:57
- "Cruise Control" – 3:17
- "Go Ill" – 4:36
- Contains a sample from "The Spic" by Alan Tew
- "Dumbass Tales" – 3:46
- Contains a sample from "Rockin' You Eternally" by Leon Ware
- "Don't Stop" – 3:40
- "Move on Up" featuring Mike Payne – 4:24
- Contains a sample from "Am I Black Enough for You?" by Billy Paul
- "Hypocrite" – 4:39
- "Day By Day" / "We Almost Lost" (Hidden Track) – 8:19
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