Background
The original title that Big Pun selected for Yeeeah Baby was Endangered Species Y2K, which was to later become the title of Pun's second posthumous album, released the following year. The album consist of two of Big Pun's biggest hits, the first single "It's So hard" and the Puerto Rican anthem "100%".
In his last magazine interview, conducted by Industry Insider only a week before his death, Pun detailed that his approach on Yeeeah Baby was not as "hardcore" as his previous album, Capital Punishment, in an attempt to reach out to an even wider fanbase than his debut album already had.
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