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Battle of the Sexes [Clean] by Ludacris

Battle of the Sexes [Clean]

Release Date: 3/9/2010

Recording Date: 3/2010

Tracks: 15

Length: 01:00:25 Hrs

Label: DTP

Type: CD

Genre/Styles:
Rap, Vocals, Hardcore Rap, Southern Rap, Dirty South

Album Tracks (15)

Song Title
Length
1.
Intro
01:25
2.
How Low
03:22
3.
My Chick Bad
03:37
4.
Everybody Drunk
04:11
5.
I Do It All Night
04:41
6.
Sex Room
05:30
7.
I Know You Got a Man
04:03
8.
Hey Ho
04:12
9.
Party No Mo'
04:21
10.
B.O.T.S. Radio
04:56
11.
Can't Live with You
04:20
12.
Feelin' So Sexy
03:30
13.
Tell Me a Secret
04:19
14.
My Chick Bad Remix
03:24
15.
Sexting [Bonus Track (Edited)] [*]
04:44

What the Critics Say

If it seems odd that an album as bravado-filled, trash-talking, and schoolboy horny as this one comes with the title Battle of the Sexes, it can be explained as a leftover title from what was originally planned as a joint release from Ludacris and his DTP protégéShawnna. After the album’s better half left the project -- along with the DTP family -- the title was never readjusted, and there are further confusing traces of the original concept, such as the “us vs. them” intro, which opens an album that’s almost entirely “us.” Still, quality control is less important than titillation when it comes to the porno-style album, and Battle of the Sexes delivers on that level. Redd Foxx-like ideas like making limbo instructions sound especially nasty (“How Low”) or having fun with the Tiger Woods sex scandal (the bonus track "Sexting") are coupled with safe and slick beats from the likes of the Runners, Swizz Beatz, and the Legendary Traxster. Luda is inspired enough to drop at least one belly laugh-worthy punch line per track, while the numerous guests are, at worst, on point, and at best (that would be Nicki Minaj), on fire. The less-sexed “Everybody Drunk” barely fits, but it’s still a party time highlight, and when you add the very R. Kelly-esque“Sex Room,” plus Lil' Kim getting vicious on “Hey Ho,” you’ve got more prime material than expected. Limited and a little patched together, but if cheap thrills are what you’re after, this one puts the dirty back in Dirty South. [The Deluxe Edition features a remix of "My Chick" along with the "Sexting" bonus track.] ~ David Jeffries, Rovi

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