Youngest of da Camp

Youngest of da Camp
Studio album by
Released2000
Recorded1999
Genres
Length53:00
LabelCamplife
ProducersHappy Perez, Russ Lee, C-Loc
Lil Boosie chronology
C-Loc Present Camp III: Thug Brothas
(2000)
Youngest of da Camp
(2000)
For My Thugz
(2002)

Youngest of da Camp is the debut studio album by American rapper Lil Boosie. It was released in 2000, by C-Loc Records. The album's production was mainly handled by Happy Perez, Russ Lee and C-Loc himself.[1] C-Loc was also listed as one of the album's featured guest appearances, along with Max Minelli, Concentration Camp and Donkey. Youngest of da Camp has sold 10,000 units in the United States.[2]

Background

Lil Boosie's cousin Young Dee introduced Boosie to Baton Rouge rapper C-Loc in the late 1990s. He was mentored by Young Bleed and C-Loc and joined Concentration Camp, a rap group from Baton Rouge formed by C-Loc in the mid nineties, as the youngest member in 1998. During the recording of this album, Lil Boosie was 17 years old. Most of the album's production was handled by C-Loc and Happy Perez.

Artwork

The album's artwork was designed by Pen and Pixel Graphics. The company's design art compares with other major Louisiana record labels; including Cash Money Records and No Limit Records, which those album art that they also created at the time.

Track listing

No.TitleProducer(s)Length
1."Shout Out"Russell Lee1:52
2."Feel Lucky ft. Max Minelli"C-Loc3:42
3."It's Goin Down"Happy Perez3:36
4."Pop It On Me ft. Max Minelli"C-Loc4:11
5."That Night"C-Loc3:54
6."I Thought Ya Knew"C-Loc3:50
7."It Don't Matta ft. Concentration Camp"C-Loc3:51
8."Boosie II (Don't Forget It)"Happy Perez3:18
9."Same Ol Shit ft. Max Minelli"Happy Perez3:37
10."Watch Em' ft. Max Minelli & C-Loc"C-Loc3:12
11."Young Niggaz ft. Donkey"C-Loc3:24
12."My Life"C-Loc3:44
13."I Got Dat Slap ft. Max Minelli"Russell Lee4:22
14."Boosie II (Radio)"Happy Perez3:10
15."Pop It (Radio)"C-Loc3:51

References

  1. ↑ "Deadly Grounds: Search results for c-loc". deadly-grounds.blogspot.com. Retrieved January 12, 2014.
  2. ↑ "Lil Boosie biography". Artistwiki.com. November 14, 1983. Retrieved August 25, 2013.