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Blowin' Up

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Record Label: JKSS Records

Originally released: 11-JUL-2006

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	1. Circle Circle Dot Dot Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	2. A Message From Bob Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	3. Rollin' W/ Saget Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	4. 1984 Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	5. Rush The Club [feat. Kardinal Offishall] Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	6. Crooked Stick Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	7. Flirt Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	8. I Don't Want Beef [Skit] Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	9. Knuckle Up Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	10. Car Rear Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	11. Mattress Mack [feat. Paul Wall] Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	12. Blane's Story [Skit] Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	13. Bologna Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	14. F*** Jamie Kennedy [feat. E-40 & Jason Biggs] Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	15. Celebrity Stalker Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	16. Strip Club Dummy Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	17. Message From Iceberg Producer: Jamie Kennedy, Jamie Kennedy And Stu Stone
	18. Guns [Performed By Gill T. Pleasure]

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Rhapsody

Jamie and Stu get their cootie shots, hang with Bob Saget, reminisce about 1984 (when Kennedy was 14) and lampoon all those silly rappers who go to strip clubs, blast caps at one another and drink their crunk juice. It's funny in spurts, and teens of all ages will get a kick out of their nonsensical satire. The more serious-minded among us can at least take solace that these two middle-aged white men are not performing in black face.