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Da Brat Album) Unrestricted (Da Brat album) On this page you can listen to songs from Unrestricted (Da Brat). The most listened, most popular singers, albums and songs are at freeonlinemusic.tv. [Da Brat]. Yo, Dont be talkin' to me about no motherfuckin' problems. Don't be talkin' to me about shit I don't wanna argue. Unrestricted. Da Brat. Released April 11, 2000. Unrestricted Tracklist. 1. Intro (Ft. âœUnrestrictedâ Q&A. Album Credits. Executive Producer Jermaine Dupri. Home. Explore. Da Brat/ Unrestricted. Credits. Unrestricted. Play. Shuffle. Credits. Unrestricted. by Da Brat â” 17 Tracks â” 52:57. Release date 04/11/2000. Play. Leave Me Alone (Interlude). Da Brat. 0:17. 13. More Albums by Da Brat. View all. Limelite, Luv & Niteclubz. Da Brat. Unrestricted. Da Brat. ANUTHAFUNKDAFIEDTANTRUM. Da Brat. Funkdafied. Da Brat. Related Artists. View all. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Unrestricted - Da Brat on AllMusic - 2000 - Poising herself halfway between knowing sexualâ¦Â Poising herself halfway between knowing sexual object and vengeful love goddess, Da Brat rages through her third album, constructing wonderfully dense raps and delivering them with skill and panache. There is a bit more R&B on Unrestricted than Da Brat fans will expect, but given the rapper's uncompromising stance, it never feels like a sellout. Check her hometown salute "Chi-Town" and "Pink Lemonade," and her double team (with R&B singer Kelly Price) on the spurned-love story "Runnin' Out of Time." Unrestricted. By: Da Brat (2000 / Hip Hop). Share. More albums from Da Brat: Anuthafunkdafiedtantrum by Da Brat. Limelite, Luv & Niteclubz by Da Brat. Anuthatantrum by Da Brat. Funkdafied by Da Brat. View all albums >. Related albums. 11th Rifle Corps Louis, Duke of Burgundy (1751â“1761) 1991 in Australian television Start Here https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2F... https://www.facebook.com/Unrestricted-Da-Brat-album https://www.alibris.co.uk/booksearch? browse=0&keyword=Unrestricted+%28Da+Brat+album%29&mtype=B&hs.x=19&hs.y=26&hs=Submit https://tiny.cc/cjpuBh.
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