This is one of my favorite party breaks I made to date. 

AV8 Records was the home of Crooklyn Clan, Fatman Scoop, Myself and many others in the early years. Fatman Scoop was brought to the label via the original Crooklyn Clan (Sizzahandz & Riz), as was I. All I have to say they produced "Be Faithful" among others.

At the height of the hype man party chant record craze, after the Crooklyn Clan stopped making tracks with Fatman Scoop, I asked the label several times to have Fatman Scoop scream on a track for me. For some reason AV8 fronted and continued lending his voice to other producers on and off the label. 

My reply was to get acapellas that he did from other labels and combine them with various vocals by the "King of Crunk" himself, @lil_jon. 

The result was "Turn It Out". If you didn't know the story or where the samples came from, it is quite possible you would think these two masters of crowd hype did the record together. If I had them in the studio, ooooooooh weeeee!
I almost forgot there is a lil @therealswizzz in there and a few others :P

Oh yeah, it was released on AV8 Records in 2004. Ironic isn't it? 

Turn It Out (Dirty) featuring Fatman Scoop & Lil Jon (2004)

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Turn It Out (Dirty) featuring Fatman Scoop & Lil Jon (2004)

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