G-Unit – Beg for Mercy

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Artist: G-Unit

Title: Beg for Mercy

Year: 2003

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Tracklist

  • 1. G-Unit (3:29)
  • 2. Poppin' Them Thangs (4:00)
  • 3. My Buddy (3:44)
  • 4. I'm So Hood (2:25)
  • 5. Stunt 101 (3:52)
  • 6. Wanna Get To Know You (4:25)
  • 7. Groupie Love (4:14)
  • 8. Betta Ask Somebody (3:53)
  • 9. Footprints (4:21)
  • 10. Eye For Eye (3:55)
  • 11. Smile (3:38)
  • 12. Baby You Got (4:03)
  • 13. Salute U (3:00)
  • 14. Beg For Mercy (2:38)
  • 15. G'D Up (4:47)
  • 16. Lay You Down (4:03)
  • 17. Gangsta Shit (4:12)
  • 18. I Smell Pussy (3:58)
  • 19. Collapse - G-Unit Freestyle (1:37)

Review

"Beg For Mercy" is the sick debut joint from G-Unit that dropped straight fire back on November 14, 2003. You've got the deadly trio of 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Young Buck holding it down, with Tony Yayo peeking in from the clink. G-Unit rolled up on the scene with their hardcore gangsta rap vibes, unapologetic and raw—basically begging the world to recognize the power inside. The whole album vibe bleeds pure street, serving you nothing but unfiltered aggression like a late-night cipher in the gritty alleys.

When it comes to production, "Beg For Mercy" flexes some serious muscle. Heavy hitmakers like Dr. Dre, Hi-Tek, Eminem, and Scott Storch brought the A-game with mad beats that pound with intensity and sync perfectly with the lyrical swagger these dudes dish. Tracks like "G-Unit," "Poppin' Them Thangs," and "Stunt 101" are packed with that gritty charm, cementing their spot in hip-hop’s eternal wall of fame. Yeah, some peeps in the game grumbled about fillers and the hustle-life-fast recording giving off that rushed sheen, but, hey, it still pushed multi-Platinum numbers and solidified G-Unit’s cipher in the hip-hop scene. For a first go-round, this album maintains its street knowledge strong and schools everyone on early 2000s rap realness. - Lilith

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