I Miss the Hip Hop Shop
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I Miss the Hip Hop Shop is the debut studio album by Detroit rapper Proof, released by Iron Fist Records on June 15, 2004.[1][2]
Diss track
One of the most notable tracks is "Ja In A Bra" a diss track to rapper Ja Rule for the feud he had with Shady Records which Proof was a part of. Also Ja Rule dissed Proof in a freestyle on "It's Murda" by saying "Y'all haven't heard yet that nigga change is 'Loose' and I got "Proof" get it, I got 'Proof'" and on "The Wrap" with "Nah, I'ma give it to you, The same way that we gave it to 'Proof', The same way that we gave it to 'Loose'".
The Tracklist was printed wrong on the album, Track 8 and 9 are swapped on the actual album.
Track listing
1. |
"Intro" | |
1:05 |
2. |
"E and 1 Equal None" | Kareem Riggins |
2:54 |
3. |
"Yzark" | Essman |
3:52 |
4. |
"Derty Harry" | Cyzer Soset |
3:39 |
5. |
"People Hi for Change" | Amp Fiddler, Greg C. Brown |
2:04 |
6. |
"Neil Armstrong" | Cyzer Soset |
4:23 |
7. |
"Broken" (featuring Journalist & MU) | House Shoes |
4:24 |
8. |
"Shake Dat Donkey" | Cyzer Soset |
3:30 |
9. |
"Runnin' Yo! Mouth" (featuring T-Flame & Fatt Father) | Stacey |
3:58 |
10. |
"Skit-Dolo Speaks 2" | |
1:16 |
11. |
"Know Ya! Name" (feauting 1st Born) | Davina |
2:45 |
12. |
"Play With Myself" | DJ Premier |
2:37 |
13. |
"You Know How 2" (featuring Famous) | Mr. Porter |
3:29 |
14. |
"It Ain't About Tha" | Witt & Pep |
2:43 |
15. |
"Cross tha' Line" | Reef |
3:00 |
16. |
"Bring It 2 Me" (featuring Killa Khann) | J Dilla |
3:10 |
17. |
"Ja in a Bra'" | Witt & Pep |
3:39 |
18. |
"Nowhere Fast" (performed by Promatic) | Witt & Pep |
3:21 |
19. |
"Love Letters" | DJ DDT-Da Busta |
2:56 |
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