Evolution of Trick Daddy
Evolution of Trick Daddy
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A Star Is Born - Trick Daddy made his first hip-hop appearance on "Scarred" from Luke's 1996 effort, "Uncle Luke."
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New Beginnings - After signing with Miami-based hip-hop imprint Slip-N-Slide Records, Trick Daddy Dollars released his freshmen LP, "Based On A True Story" in 1997.
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Change Up - In 1998, Trick Daddy Dollars removed the "Dollars" from his moniker and released his sophomore effort, "WWW.THUG.COM."
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Billboard Status - After releasing "Nann Nig*a" to the masses, the cut peaked at the #3 slot on the Billboard Hot Rap Singles Chart.
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Team Switch - After releasing the chart-topping single, "Nann Ni*ga," Trick Daddy inked a new record deal with Atlantic Records, prompting the release of "Book Of Thugs: Chapter AK Verse 47" in 2000.
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Platinum Status - After the release of "Book Of Thugs: Chapter AK Verse 47," Trick released "Thugs R Us," an album that reached two million copies sold.
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Creativity At Its Finest - Trick's fifth album, "Thug Holiday," boasted one of his most creative singles in his career. "In Da Wind" featured appearances from Big Boi and Cee-Lo.
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Rock-N-Rap - On "Thug Matrimony: Married To The Streets," Trick went outside the hip-hop realm and snatched Ozzy Osbourne for the rock-infused single, "Let's Go," which also featured Twista & Lil Jon.
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Last Minute - "Back By Thug Demand," Trick's seventh effort, was tentatively titled, "Book Of Thugs: Part II," before he changed it at the last minute.
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Time Out - After releasing "Book Of Thugs: Part II," Trick went on a brief recording hiatus.
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