From Me to You (Crunchy Black album)

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From Me To U
Studio album by Crunchy Black
Released June 12, 2007
Recorded 2004 - 2006, possibly earlier
Genre Rap, Memphis rap, Southern Rap
Length 56 minutes
Label Hypnotize Minds
Producer DJ Paul, Juicy J
Crunchy Black chronology
On My Own
(2006)		 From Me To U
(2007)		 Money Mask
(2008)

From Me to U is Crunchy Black's second LP. The album is being released without Crunchy's permission. The album is being released by Hypnotized Minds to release all Crunchy material and get out of the contract. Crunchy had no say in this album as he has been gone from Three 6 for a year and has been working on the album he considers his first solo album Money Mask, which has been in the works since Crunch left Three 6 last June.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Do Da Crunchy Black"
  2. "Catch Up With Your Kind" featuring DJ Paul
  3. "3 Different Kinds Of Weed"
  4. "Black On Black"
  5. "Snitchin' Ass Bitches" featuring Juicy J
  6. "Twin 45's"
  7. "Catch That Cut"
  8. "I Play Bitches"
  9. "Let's Plan A Robbery (Remix)"
  10. "Let It Be Known" featuring DJ Paul
  11. "Suck On A Straw" Featuring Boogie Maine
  12. "Let It Be Known (Dragged & Chopped)"
  13. "Catch That Cut (Dragged & Chopped)"
  14. "I PLay Bitches (Dragged & Chopped)"
  15. "Let's PLan A Robbery (Dragged & Chopped)"
  16. "Black On Black (Dragged & Chopped)"

[edit] Trivia

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  • The beat from "Catch Up With Your Kind," was used in a scene of the Three 6 Mafia movie Choices 2: The Setup where a local dealer (Frayser Boy) gets into a car with Rip's assistant (Samuel Monroe Jr.).
  • The tune from "Twin 45's" was also used in Lil Wyte's "Gun Do Da Talkin'" of his new album The One and Only. Although the beat is different, the background tune is identical.
  • "Twin 45's" also sports Crunchy Blac's infamous "You don't know me nigga, you don't know me bro..." phrase in its hook.
  • The bonus screwed tracks were remixed by DJ Paul

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