Rap sensation Ludacris's second album features a wide variety of collaborations. Many will find the vast use of other artists on this CD enjoyable. From Move B***h to Rollout, Luda brings together different beats, styles and rythyms to make this accumulation of songs an addicting and very intriguing product to people of almost all personalities.

Jackpot is the debut album of now rap celebrity Chingy. The "Explicit Content" sticker may prevent youngens from buying the album but more "mature" teens who enjoy a party will find a place in their heart for Chingy's new album. With hits such as Right Thurr and Holidae Inn those who want to "bump and grind" will have no problem finidng a beat to suit their needs.

Forget the "Explicit Content" sticker at the bottom of the CD case, rap mogul Jay-Z is heading out on top and in style. Once again, Jay-Z delivers mind grabbing rythyms letting you know that despite the fact that it's his final album, he's still got it. From the time he started to over 16 million sold albums later, one of rap's most influential artists gives loyal fans a final accumulation of songs to listen to on the subway, at home, or wherever in the remeberance of the career of hip hop's self proclaimed "greatest".

Hate It Or Love It, How We Do and Westside Story are just three of the catchy singles from rap new comer The Game's album The Documentary. Combining fresh beats and what some would call deep sentiments, rap's new potential superstar provides listeners with attention grabbing melodies enough to propel him to one of hip hop's most listened to artists.

The self-proclaimed "King of the South" dispenses his new album Urban Legend. Fast-paced singles inlcuding Bring Em Out and U Don't Know Me are examples of the rap star's addictive beats. This succesor of his 2003 album Trap Muzik is sure to captivate more than just the diehard devotees of the hip hop culture.