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Loyal To The Game - 2Pac

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Loyal To The Game Tracklist

01
Soldier Like Me (Return Of The Soulja)
Featuring Eminem
02
The Uppercut
Featuring Young Noble, Outlawz, E.D.I. Mean
03
Out On Bail
04
Ghetto Gospel
Featuring Elton John
05
Black Cotton
Featuring Eminem, Young Noble, Kastro
06
Loyal To The Game
Featuring G-Unit
07
Thugs Get Lonely Too
Featuring Nate Dogg
08
N.I.G.G.A. (Never Ignorant, Getting Goals Accomplished)
Featuring Jadakiss
09
Who Do You Love?
10
Crooked Nigga Too
11
Don't You Trust Me?
12
Hennessey
Featuring Obie Trice
13
Thug 4 Life
14
Po Nigga Blues (Scott Storch Remix)
Featuring Ron Isley
15
Hennessey (Red Spyda Remix)
Featuring E.D.I. Mean, Sleepy Brown
16
Crooked Nigga Too (Raphael Saadiq Remix)
Featuring Raphael Saadiq
17
Loyal To The Game (DJ Quik Remix)
Featuring Big Syke

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About Loyal To The Game (2004)

The album by 2Pac was released on December 14, 2004 via Amaru Entertainment & Interscope Records.

Loyal To The Game is 2Pac's ninth album, which follows Better Dayz.

"Loyal To The Game" is an album by the iconic American rapper 2Pac, released posthumously on December 14, 2004, under Amaru Entertainment and Interscope Records. This collection features a total of 17 tracks that showcase 2Pac's profound impact on the rap genre, particularly within the realm of US rap. The album includes notable collaborations with prominent artists such as Eminem, Outlawz, and Nate Dogg, alongside contributions from G-Unit, Jadakiss, and Elton John. These featured artists enhance the album's diverse soundscape, blending various styles and perspectives that reflect 2Pac's artistry. "Loyal To The Game" is characterized by its rich production, with Eminem serving as the executive producer, ensuring that the album retains a contemporary sound while honoring 2Pac's original voice. The lyrical themes address issues of loyalty, struggle, and resilience, resonating deeply with fans and new listeners alike. As a significant piece of 2Pac's legacy, the album continues to be a vital part of discussions around his influence on hip-hop and culture.