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Revision as of 22:04, 17 September 2007
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8-Ball and MJG is an American hip hop duo from Memphis, Tennessee.
Their first album for Bad Boy Living Legends went gold on the back of the single "You Don't Want Drama".
8Ball and MJG also head their own record labels. 8Ball heads 8 Ways Entertainment, while MJG heads M.J.G Muzik. On their label are the young, up and coming Memphis duo, Da Volunteers, who are widely known throughout the South for their 2006 single, "What's Yo Favorite Color?", which glorifies their neighborhood of Orange Mound.
Discography
Albums
- Comin Out Hard
- Released: July 6 1993
- Chart positions: –
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: "Armed Robbery", "Comin' Out hard"
- On Top of the World
- Released: February 11 1995
- Chart positions: 8
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: Gold[1]
- Singles: "Break'em Off", "Space Age Pimpin"
- Lyrics of a Pimp
- Re-Released: December 23 1997
- Chart positions: –
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: –
- Space Age 4 Eva
- Released: November 21 2000
- Chart positions: 39
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: "Pimp hard", "Buck bounce"
- Memphis Under World
- Released: February 20 2002
- Chart positions: –
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: –
- Living Legends
- Released: May 11 2004
- Chart positions: 3 U.S. Billboard 200, 1 U.S. R&B
- U.S. sales: 600,000[2]
- RIAA certification:
- Singles: "You Don't Want Drama", "Straght Cadillac Pimpin", "Forever", "Dont Make"
- Ridin High
- Released: March 13 2007
- Chart positions: 8 U.S. Billboard 200, 4 U.S. R&B
- U.S. sales: 202,000[3]
- Worldwide sales: 217,150[4]
- RIAA certification: -
- Singles: "Relax and Take Notes", "Cruzin", "Clap On", "Take It Off"
8 Ball albums
- Lay It Down
- Almost Famous
- Released: November 20 2001
- Chart positions: 47 U.S.
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: –
- Light Up the Bomb
- Released: October 10 2006
- Chart positions: –
- U.S. sales: 30,000[2]
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: "Time2hitdaclub"
MJG albums
- No More Glory
- Released: November 18 1997
- Chart positions: 20 U.S.
- U.S. sales: –
- RIAA certification: –
- Singles: "That Girl"
Misc
- Suave House: The Album of the Year
- Off da Chain, Vol. 1
Singles
- 1993: "Mr. Big"
- 1994: "Shonuff" (Tela featuring Jazze Pha, 8Ball & MJG)
- 1995: "Space Age Pimpin" Eightball & MJG
- 1997: "That Girl" (MJG only)
- 1998: "Who in the Hell" (MC Ren featuring 8Ball & MJG)
- 2000: "Cragey Sauce"
- 2002: "Rep Yo City" (E-40 featuring Lil Jon, Petey Pablo, 8Ball, & Bun B)
- 2004: "You Don't Want Drama"
- 2004: "Straight Cadillac Pimpin'"
- 2004:"Dont Make"
- 2004: "Forever" (featuring Lloyd)
- 2005: "Stop Playin' Games" (8Ball only)
- 2005: "Stay Fly" (Three 6 Mafia featuring Young Buck, 8Ball & MJG)
- 2005: "Gangsta Party" (Yo Gotti featuring Eightball & Bun B)
- 2006: "I'm N Luv Wit a Stripper [Remix]" (T-Pain featuring Twista, Pimp C, Paul Wall, R. Kelly, MJG, & Too Short)
- 2006: "Spit Yo Game (remix)" (The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Twista, Krayzie Bone, 8Ball & MJG)
- 2006: "Ridin' High"
- 2007: "Relax and Take Notes" (featuring Project Pat & The Notorious B.I.G.)
- 2007: "I Need" (Kandi Girl featuring 8Ball & MJG)
Guest appearances
- Young Buck - "Dope Deals (Robbery)"
- Three 6 Mafia - "Stay Fly"
- Lil Jon - "White Meat"
- Lil Jon - "Diamonds"
- Lil Jon - "Rep Yo City"
- 112 - "Watcha Gonna Do"
- Ma$e - "The Player Way"
- T.I. - "Bezzle"
- Ludacris - "Hard Times"
- Too Short - "Don't Stop Rappin"
- Foxy Brown - "Ride (Down South)"
- Tela - "Sho Nuff"
- Jayo Felony - "How Angry"
- Luniz - "In My Nature"
- Spice 1 - "Chocolate Philly"
- 5th Ward Boyz - "FUCK Strugglin"
- MC Ren - "Who In The Fuck"
- Mr. 3-2 - "Hit The Highway"
- Devin the Dude - "Tha Funk"
- Young Buck - "Say It To My Face
- David Banner - "Air Force Ones" (Remix)
- David Banner - "Gangster Walk"
- Big Gipp - "All Over Your Body"
- UGK - "Gold Grill"
- Jadakiss - "What You Ride For?"
- Mr. Mike - "Stop Lying"
- Mobb Deep - "Where Ya From"
- Kingpin Skinny Pimp - "TV's (24's & Wang)"
- Jermaine Dupri - "Jazzy Hoes"
- Heavy D - "On Point"
- Project Playaz - "Dirty Down South"
- Rappin' 4-Tay - "360 Degrees"
- Lil' Keke - Southside, Pt. 2
- Lil' Keke - "Bottom 2 Da Top"
- Lloyd Banks - "Iceman" (*8 Ball Only) (Both appear on the Remix)
- Krayzie Bone - "Pimpz, Thugz, Hustlaz & Gangstaz"
- Yo Gotti - "Gangsta Party"
- The Notorious B.I.G - "Spit your Game" (remix)
- Killer Mike - "Gorilla Pimpin'"
- Kia Shine - "Bluff City Classic"
- Lil' Flip - "Cant U Tell" Feat. Sqad Up & MJG
- Limp Bizkit - "Take A Look Around" (remix)
- Rich Boy - "D-Dude"
- Diddy - "Roll With Me"
- Master P - "Meal Ticket"
- Lil Keke - "Southside" (remix)
- Too $hort - "Don't Stop Rappin"
- E-40 - "Ya Blind"
- Haystak - "Can't Tell Me Nothin"
- Heavy D - "On Point"
- Spice 1 - "Chocolate Philly"
- A+ - "Whatcha Weigh Me
- T-Pain - "Im In Love Wit A Stripper" (remix) (MJG only)
References
- ^ a b Searchable Database. RIAA. Accessed August 24 2007.
- ^ a b Peters, Branden J. (June 2007). "Push 'Em Back". XXL magazine.
- ^ http://www.clickitaliansoftware.net/hosted/vgcgroup/WorldwideAlbum/2007.htm
- ^ http://www.clickitaliansoftware.net/hosted/vgcgroup/WorldwideAlbum/2007.htm
- "Bad Boy Records signs Eightball & MJG to major record deal", MemphisRap.com
External links
- Official website
- Bad Boy Online
- Template:MySpace
- Template:MySpace
- The DJ Booth: 8Ball & MJG Interview (Mar '07)
- Eightball & MJG MemphisRap.com profile
- Yahoo! Music entry
- Eightball & MJG at AllMusic