Juvenile’s flow on this track is on target and the rapping is on point as he also once again hits the hooks. Juve does a nice job on this track and keeps the beat buzzing.Īs the album continues the beats stay really smooth such as this beat which has the slight touch of a Westcoast spice added to it. The track is bangin literally with the Big Tymers & B.G spittin their game about Flossin and showing that shit off. Flossin Season w/Big Tymers & B.G (4.33)Īnother tight track laced with a funky touch that Fresh can only do. This track was most recognized for the gangsta style content Juve spits about riding with his gun till death as it is the only thing that will be by his side until he dies as he swiftly laces the hook: “My nine is gonna die with me, do a homicide with me, pick up the supply with me, be up in the ride with me…who me?”.Ġ4.

Juve does a great job at keepin the track smooth and running on track. Juve fails to bring the beat alive with a lack of flow on majority of the beat making the original the weakest of the three versions apart from the tight hook and production.Ī great production from Mannie Fresh as he brings the listener a nice smooth Cash Money beat. Unfortunately this version of this track is very poor compared to the Remix versions with Jay-Z & Hot Boys, lyrically. The track that put Cash Money and Juve on the map. The album starts off with the famous Big Tymers Introduction which became a common thing on most Cash Money Albums in the future to come. PRODUCTION: Ronald Williams, Bryan (BABY) Williams & Mannie Fresh. LABEL: Universal Records & Cash Money RecordsīILLBOARD: The Billboard 200 1999 No.9 ‘400 Degreez’ Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums 1999 No.2 ‘400 Degreez’ Rhythmic No.4 ‘Back That Thang Up’ Hot Rap Singles 1999 No.11 ‘Ha’

JUVENILE “400 Degreez” Released June 9th 1998

Juvenile 400 degreez sample