On My Own (album)

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On My Own

Studio album by Crunchy Black

Released

September 19, 2006

Recorded

2004 - 2006, possibly earlier

Genre

Rap, Memphis rap, Southern Rap

Length

40:29

Crunchy Black chronology

Own My Own
(2006)

From Me To U
(2007)

On My Own is rapper Crunchy Black's first solo album, released on September 19, 2006. The album was previously slated to be titled From Me to U: The Hard Way and had been in the works for years, having been alluded to at least since 2003. The title was possibly changed due to the fact that fellow rapper Juelz Santana already has an album titled From Me to U. The Album, titled "On My Own," was actually an album quickly thrown together by Three 6 Mafia members DJ Paul and Juicy J to trick Crunchy out of his album.

[edit] Track listing

"Ain't Nothing Going On" - 2:37
"Get Off My Dick" - 2:57
"Rob the Dopeman" - 4:08
"Lock and Load" - 2:57
"Your Hood" (featuring Juicy J) - 3:37
"Let Another Nigga" - 3:37
"Stick and Move" - 3:23
"We Gutta" - 3:25
"World Goes Around" - 3:14
"If She's a Hoe" (featuring Frayser Boy) - 3:25
"Ohh Wee" - 3:23
"Punkin' Me" (featuring Boogie Maine) - 3:39

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Boogie Mane's verse on "Punkin Me" is the same verse on the track "Hard Hittaz" from Three 6 Mafia's album, Most Known Unknown.

The intro to "Rob The Dopeman" is from a scene from Three 6 Mafia's movie, Choices II: The Setup.

At the very beginning of the second verse on "Your Hood", it is word for word his verse from the Three 6 Mafia song "Roll Wit It", also on the Most Known Unknown album.