Be Yo' Self

Be Yo' Self
Be Yo' Self
Album par Big Syke
Sortie 15 octobre 1996
Enregistrement 1995-1996
Genre Hip-Hop
Producteur Big Syke
Johnny J
Nate Fox
Vachik Aghaniantz
Label Parole Records
RideOnUm Records
Albums de Big Syke
Big Syke Daddy (2001)

Be Yo' Self est le cinquième album du rappeur Big Syke, sorti en 1996 chez RideOnUm Records.

Liste des titres

  1. Highdollaz
  2. Ain't No Love (feat. Mopreme Shakur & G-Money)
  3. Good Timez
  4. Big Syke Daddy (You'll Like It)
  5. Satellite Niggaz
  6. Be Yo' Self
  7. On My Way Out
  8. Wasted Talent (feat. Mac Mall)
  9. Why?
  10. At Your Convenience
  11. Enjoy N Life
  12. Till The End
  13. Taken For Granted

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