"Hell Hath No Fury" is the critically acclaimed second album by the rap duo Clipse, released on November 28, 2006, under Jive Records, Star Trak Entertainment, and Zomba. This project marks the duo's second studio album and features a total of 12 tracks that exemplify the essence of US rap. The album is notable for its production, primarily crafted by the Neptunes, consisting of Pharrell and Chad Hugo, who infuse a unique sound that complements Clipse's lyrical prowess. The release includes collaborations with several prominent artists, including Pharrell Williams, Slim Thug, Ab-Liva, Re-Up Gang, Roscoe P. Coldchain, and Bilal, enhancing its appeal within the hip-hop community. "Hell Hath No Fury" delves into themes of street life, ambition, and resilience, encapsulating the struggles and triumphs of the duo, which resonates with fans and critics alike. Upon its release, the album garnered positive reviews and has since been regarded as one of the defining works of mid-2000s rap, solidifying Clipse's place in the genre's history. The album's combination of sharp lyricism and innovative production continues to influence artists today, making it a significant entry in the US rap landscape.