Singles and Notable Songs
The first and only single of the album was, "I'm Serious", it was released on June 26, 2001, and it didn't make or peaked on the Billboard Hot 100. The single was produced by The Neptunes and it features Beenie Man. The single had little airplay and failed to chart. The label declined to release a second single; however T.I. created a video for "Dope Boyz"that was released only to YouTube. The single was produced by DJ Toomp, and it also failed to chart. T.I. then enlisted Foxy Brown for a remix titled "Dope Boyz, Dope Girlz" that appeared on various mixtapes, including P$C's In Da Streets Vol. 3.
The song "Still Ain't Forgave Myself" was performed for the first time during T.I.'s VH1 Storytellers episode, nearly ten years after the album's release.
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