About this album
Sound:
"A confident blend of Southern hip-hop swagger and introspective lyricism wrapped in catchy hooks."
Where they were
When 'Ultimate Victory' was released in 2007, Chamillionaire was riding high from the success of his previous album 'The Sound of Revenge,' which had earned him a Grammy. This follow-up showcased his evolution as an artist and solidified his place in the hip-hop scene after achieving mainstream recognition.
Why it matters
The album debuted at number 5 on the Billboard 200 chart, highlighting its commercial success. It also features the hit single 'Hip Hop Police,' which sparked discussions about racial profiling and the music industry, making it a culturally significant track during its time.
Essential tracks
- "Hip Hop Police" — This track addresses serious themes of racial profiling and police brutality while showcasing Chamillionaire's sharp lyrical prowess and catchy hooks.
- "Standing Ovation" — In 'Standing Ovation,' Chamillionaire reflects on his achievements and the struggles faced along the way, making it an anthem of resilience.
- "Come Back to the Streets" — 'Come Back to the Streets' stands out for its nostalgic look at Chamillionaire's roots, blending personal storytelling with broader social commentary.
Release Date
January 1, 2007
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 The Morning News 3:58
- 2 Hip Hop Police 4:11
- 3 Standing Ovation 4:27
- 4 Won’t Let You Down 4:37
- 5 Industry Groupie 3:32
- 6 Pimp Mode 5:22
- 7 Rock Star 5:00
- 8 (skit) 3:04
- 9 The Bill Collecta 3:51
- 10 The Ultimate Vacation 4:05
- 11 Come Back to the Streets 4:52
- 12 I Think I Love You 4:43
- 13 The Evening News 4:08
- 14 Welcome to the South 4:12
- 15 You Must Be Crazy 4:54
- 16 We Breakin Up 4:40
- 17 Stuck in the Ghetto (skit) 1:44
- 18 Rocky Road 4:59
- 19 The Ultimate Victory 3:11
