Let 'Em Burn

Infobox Album|
Name =Let 'Em Burn
Type =Album
Artist =Hot Boys


Released =March 25,2003
Recorded =1998-2000
Genre =Hip hop
Length =N/A
Label =Cash Money Records
Producer =Mannie Fresh
Reviews = *Allmusic Rating|2|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:2rtqoaqawij9 link]
Last album = "Baller Blockin' Soundtrack" (1999)
This album = "Let 'Em Burn" (2003)
Next album = TBA

"Let 'Em Burn" is a 2003 album by New Orleans rap group, Hot Boys. The album was originally recorded from 1998 to 2000, but wasn't released until 3 years later due to 3/4 of the group leaving Cash Money. All the production on the album is done by former Cash Money Records producer Mannie Fresh.

Tracks

# "Alicia Applefoot"
# "Introduction" (featuring Baby)
# "My Section"
# "Stick & Move" (featuring Baby and Lac)
# "Down Here"
# "Spin tha Bend"
# "My Cousin's New Keyboard"
# "Let 'Em Burn"
# "Do Whatcha Do" (featuring Baby)
# "Gangsta Nigga" (featuring Terrance Quaites)
# "These Hoes"
# "3 Strikes"
# "Jack Who, Take What"
# "Young Riders" (featuring Baby)
# "Off wit' Ya Head"
# "Up in tha Hood" (featuring Lac)
# "Outro"

Notes

*All instances of years in the album are edited:
**In "Down Here" Turk says "...niggas don't fight no mo' - all they do is slang that iron, niggas they killin' slow - that's how it go in ('99)..."
**In "Do Whatcha Do" B.G. says B.G. left the hot boys because he knew lil wayne was goingto be the best rapper alive "...Fresh got the 'vette, Baby got the 470 Lex, Juve got the new (2000) Yukon - Wayne got a coupe..."
**Also in "Do Whatcha Do", Turk says "...So whodi lay low - be cool, let me shine, told you that it was goin' down in ('99)..."
**In "Introduction" B.G. refers to the 2000 Excursion."'
*Turk's verse from "Introduction" is also used in his lead single "It's in Me" from his 2000 album Young & Thuggin'.
*Featured guests were later added to some tracks, as evident by Baby's references to himself as the Birdman, which he didn't do until Juvenile, Turk, and B.G. had left the label.
*Lil Wayne's verses give dead on clues to when tracks were recorded. For example: His verses on "Introduction" or "Down Here" were recorded during his 'clean rap' phase (also obvious by his more nasal tone); while "Jack Who, Take What" or "Stick and Move" were recorded after he reached 18 and began using profanity regularly. (See Lil Wayne as to why)
*There are two different album covers; the original can be seen in old Cash Money album liners. The major differences are:
**On the original cover B.G. and Juvenile are wearing shorts, in the final they are wearing jeans.
**The Hot Boys' logo on the original is the same as their previous albums, while in the final it has been fleshed out with diamonds and changed to a 'platinum' appearance.

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