he is the boss: "I be the H.N.I.C. The head nigga in charge. The boss, the Captain Crunch dog, the sarge. The M.O.B.B., the status - we large. The guns, the drama, the love, the Mobb." The 6th track "Keep It Thoro" does not have a hook or chorus; this was the central idea of the song, with Prodigy making this clear with the penultimate line "heavy airplay all day with no chorus." However, Prodigy's manager at the time, Chris Lighty, thought the song could do better on the radio with a chorus. This then led to the recording of a version with a chorus by Havoc after the album was released, with the penultimate line edited out. The Alchemist, the producer of this track, later commented that "the hook was dope too but the song was already powerful enough." This version of the song was included on the Japanese edition of the album as a bonus track. Prodigy's wife KiKi appears on the track "Trials of Love" as B.K. (aka) Mz. Bars, the only time she appears on a song. She made her video appearance in the Hey Luv video from Mobb Deep's Infamy (2001). The album appeared on "The 100 Best Albums of the 2000s" list by Complex magazine. Track listing Charts Certifications References 2000 debut albums Prodigy (rapper) albums Loud Records albums Albums produced by the Alchemist (musician) Albums produced by Rockwilder Albums produced by Just Blaze Albums produced by Bink (record producer)