with heaps of generic gangsta rap. Word Of Mouf boasts many of the same producers (Timbaland, Organized Noize) as Ludacris' debut, but where First Time drew inspiration primarily from Timbaland's ...

In November 2001, Ludacris was set to release his third album, “Word of Mouf.” At the same time ... Bridges starred in family fare such as his computer-animated musical children’s television ...

Make no mistake, however; Ludacris, whose “Word of Mouf” is the No. 3 album in the country this week, was clearly the center of attention during his inspired 55-minute set, as he ripped ...

Containing hits like “Roll Out”, “Area Codes”, and “Move B****”, it is easy to see why Word Of Mouf got the attention ... After this project, Ludacris finally reached a #1 album ...

Can a sense of humor compensate for the peculiar, sometimes repugnant points of view Atlanta rapper Ludacris (aka Chris Bridges) espouses on “Word Of Mouf”? His facility at teasing banter ...

On this day in 2001, Ludacris released his second full-length album, Word of Mouf.This LP was ridiculously successful, debuting at #3 on the Billboard 200 chart and selling 281,000 copies in the ...