Let?s talk about this Grammy award winner American rapper and actor Ludacris whose passion and power in every song makes it a hit!

The guy?s finally coming out with his sixth album called, "Release Therapy". Guess what? Tracklist for Ludacris album release therapy has a lineup of songs featuring artists such as Mary J. Blige, R. Kelly, Bobby Valentino, Pharrell and more... What can you say?

There are also bonus tracks that feature songs that are not in the abum originally, two songs with Bobby Valentino and Shareefa, and two more songs on his own.

"Money Maker" is a single that featured Pharell. The song talks about Ludacris telling a girl to shake her booty for money. He gives her money if she shakes her butt for him. In the chorus, it was explained what Ludacris want to do to these girls... Very seductive and tempting lines ... Shhhh!!! In this song, Pharell?s high-pitched voice rapping and singing is contagious, very tempting ... when he was helping Ludacris decide what to do to the girls that are shaking their booty!!

No wonder Ludacris shake that money maker has taken Ludacris number 1 spot media streaming. Shake your money maker Ludacris is what this song is about. It?s definitely a Ludacris shake your moneymaker hit!

Isn?t that impressive? Shake your money maker Ludacris got to the second spot on the ?U.S. Billboard Hot 100″. Ludacris shake your moneymaker reached third on the ?U.S. Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles and Tracks? and number 2 on the ?U.S. Rap Tracks?.

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I need a boss shareefa feat Ludacris free mp3 download is also available in the tracklist for Ludacris album release therapy.

Shareefa?s first single "I Need A Boss,? obviously has something to say. It is produced by Rodney Jerkins, who is responsible for Beyonce and Brandy?s past hits. I need a boss shareefa feat Ludacris free mp3 download is the bass heavy jam that is destined to become another hit too. This song showcased Shareeta?s talents as a budding songwriter and confidence like of a veteran songstress. Label-mate and DTP CEO and co-owner Ludacris also makes an appearance on "Need A Boss." More than pleased with his contribution, Shareefa says, "Luda told me he was going to come hard, but when I heard how good it was, I knew I was blessed."

In the spirit of hip-hop, Luda has decided to change style and respond with retaliatory rhymes on song recording, although these are a few of the growing pains remix Ludacris has encountered.

Tracklist for Ludacris album release therapy include "War with God". Let me give a few sample lines: "Keep running your mouth and I'mma knock a tooth up out it/ ... How many times you gonna rap about busting your gun?/ ... Only shots you ever took were subliminal to the general." ... "I'm the best and there's nothing you can do about it,"

The first track from his new Release Therapy LP has 'Cris flexing his lyrical muscle in the face of an unknown foe, on the ?War with God?.

Ludacris shake that money maker song had originally recorded it with Nelly, but since she has been taken off the song, Luda will instead go solo, according to his label, Def Jam.

"Woozy," is a song in the tracklist for Ludacris album release therapy has a line from the Pied Piper that makes ex-2 Live Crew rapper Luther Campbell blush when he hears it.

Another Pharell featured cut is "Girls Gone Wild" is found in the tracklist for Ludacris album release therapy.

Ludacris shake your moneymaker is surely addressing the opposite sex. Listen to the chorus "Money Maker" goes, "Shake your money maker/ Somebody's about to pay her/ Don't worry about them haters/ ... Keep your nose up." Ludacris keeps the punch lines coming on Release Therapy, rapping on one untitled record, "I'm a heavyweight, you n---as is lighter than my complexion," and he also boasts he's the "hottest thing on the go since PSP/ Just figured out I'm ahead of my time/ With a flow so fast I'm ahead of my rhyme."