The Chosen Few (Boot Camp Clik Album) - Chart Positions

Chart Positions

Chart (2002) Peak
position
Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums 34
Top Independent Albums 17


Boot Camp Clik
Groups
  • Black Moon
  • Smif-n-Wessun
  • Heltah Skeltah
  • O.G.C.
Members
  • Buckshot
  • Steele
  • Tek
  • Sean Price
  • Rock
  • Starang Wondah
  • Louieville Sluggah
  • Top Dog
Albums
  • Enta da Stage
  • Dah Shinin'
  • Nocturnal
  • Diggin' in Dah Vaults
  • Da Storm
  • For the People
  • The Rude Awakening
  • Magnum Force
  • War Zone
  • The M-Pire Shrikez Back
  • The BDI Thug
  • Duck Down Presents: The Album
  • Basic Training: Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits
  • The Chosen Few
  • Collect Dis Edition
  • Total Eclipse
  • Monkey Barz
  • Chemistry
  • Smif 'n' Wessun: Reloaded
  • The Last Stand
  • Dinner Time
  • Jesus Price Superstar
  • Casualties of War
  • Smif-n-Wessun: The Album
  • The Formula
  • D.I.R.T.
  • Welcome to Bucktown
  • Survival Skills
  • Best Kept Secret
  • Amerikkkah's Nightmare, Pt. 2
  • Random Axe
  • Monumental
  • Mic Tyson
  • The Solution
Compilations
  • Duck Down Presents: The Album
  • Basic Training: Boot Camp Clik's Greatest Hits
  • Collect Dis Edition
Related articles
  • Duck Down Records
  • Representativz
  • Da Beatminerz

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