Here is the official tracklisting for "Hustlenomics" with features.
1. Hustlenomics (Intro)
2. Play Your Cards
3. Coffee Shop featuring Gorilla Zoe
4. Bottle Poppin' featuring Gorilla Zoe
5. Hell Yeah featuring Diddy
6. Cut Throat featuring The Game, Jim Jones and Block
7. Hustlemania (Skit)
8. I'm A G featuring Bun B and Young Dro
9. BYOB
10. Pak Man
11. Getting To Da Money featuring Mike Carlito
12. Brand New featuring Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross
13. Living the Life featuring Southern Girl
14. Momma featuring Jazze Pha
15. Chevy Smile featuring Trick Daddy, Block and Jazze Pha
16. Hustlenomics
Bonus Track: Block Boy featuring Block
The key differences between this one and the one released by XXL are as follows:
Diddy featured on "Hell Yeah" (yeah!). "BYOB" no longer listing Pharrell as a featured artist. He might still be featured on the track. I suspect "Living the Life" is "Livin' It Up", but you never know. Finally, the removal of "Thugg Love" and addition of "Block Boy" as a bonus track, which I mentioned as a possibility the day before yesterday.
CD Universe is listing a "Music Video Interactive Disc" version of "Hustlenomics" with "Block Boy" listed as a bonus track.
From Defsounds.com:
Yung Joc has done many things to stand out as an artist. From his trademark flow, to his giant H chain, he has no limits on being different. Joc has now taken it a step further, as he’s gone old school with his hairstyle, rocking the infamous “Gumby” cut.
Via Theo in the forums.
Yung Joc was on SOHH Focused. I get the feeling I've watched part of this before or read the interview before, but they are saying it was released yesterday... so, watch below:
Via MA$E MURDER at BadBoyForever.com.
Yung Joc was on AllHipHop Direct to talk about who controls hip hop. Watch below (starts with 3:11 remaining).
XXLMag.com appears to have the tracklisting for Hustlenomics. Here it is:
1. “Hustlenomics Intro”
Produced by Dee Jay Dana
2. “Play Your Cards”
Produced by Cool & Dre
3. “Coffee Shop”
Produced by Don Vito
4. “BYOB Ref” featuring Pharrell
Produced by The Neptunes
5. “Bottle Poppin’”
Produced by Don P.
6. “Hell Yeah”
Produced by The Neptunes
7. “Cut Throat” featuring The Game & Jim Jones
Produced by The Fixxers (DJ Quik & AMG)
8. “I’m A G” featuring Bun B & Young Dro
Produced by Chris Flames
9. “Hustlemania”
Produced by Dee Jan Dana
10. “Pak Man”
Produced by Kevin “Khao” Cates
11. “Momma”
Produced by Jazze Pha
12. “Brand New” featuring Rick Ross & Snoop Dogg
Produced by Dee Jay Dana
13. “Livin’ It Up”
Produced by Drumma Boy
14. “Getting’ 2 Da Money”
Produced by Jon Josef
15. “Hustlenomics”
Produced by Strong Hill
16. “Thugg Love”
Produced by G-Phonics
17. “Chevy Smile” featuring Trick Daddy
Produced by Jazze Pha
It looks interesting. The only thing is that previously, we'd been led to believe that Diddy, 8 Ball & MJG, Twista, Boyz N Da Hood, Mary J. Blige, Monica and Lil' Wayne were on it. So, where'd they all go? I'm going to ask Bad Boy and see if this is what we're getting.
I've been seeing a couple of different date sets for the Scream Tour - from their site and from Yung Joc's MySpace, so I wanted to wait for something definitive before posting them. This is it:
August 3rd - New Orleans, LA, New Orleans Arena
August 4th - Houston, TX, Toyota Center
August 6th - Dallas, TX, Nokia Theatre
August 9th - Cleveland, OH, Wolstein Center at CSU
August 10th - Chicago, IL, Allstate Arena
August 11th - St. Louis, MO, Scottrade Arena
August 12th - Kansas City, MO, Kemper Arena
August 16th - Detroit, MI, Joe Louis Arena
August 17th - Indianapolis, IN, Indiana State Fairgrounds
August 18th - Washington, DC, Verizon Center
August 19th - Hampton, VA, Hampton Coliseum
August 21st - Mansfield, MA, Tweeter Center
August 22nd - New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
August 23rd - Philadelphia, PA, Wachovia Spectrum
August 24th - Baltimore, MD, 1st Mariner Arena
August 25th - Greensboro, NC, Greensboro Coliseum
August 26th - Atlanta, GA, Philips Arena
August 29th - Denver, CO, Coors Amphitheatre
August 31st - San Jose, CA, HP Pavilion
September 1st - Los Angeles, CA, Gibson Amphitheatre
September 2nd - Los Angeles, CA, Gibson Amphitheatre
The Cleveland and Detroit dates go on sale tomorrow and the Houston show goes on sale Saturday.
According to the cover of the August XXL posted on Nah Right, Yung Joc will be featured in the issue.
On today's 106 & Park, Joc introduced "Coffee Shop". He talked about how he's slimed down and got in shape (he said he's lost 30 pounds). He said that he realized it was needed when he was going to pass out on last year's Scream Tour. So, him and Block went into the gym and worked on it.
Watch below. I posted some video details, previously.
Via $ony at BadBoyForever.com.
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