Diddy) - The hit single everyone's heard at one time or another.ģ.) Girlfriend - One of the four new tracks on the re-released album version of "Pandamonium!".Ĥ.) You Can Get It - One of the old ones, still a good uptempo dance/party single.ĥ.) One Kiss - Another old one, but a smooth R&B track at that.Ĩ.) What A Girl Wants - The 3rd new track.ġ1.) Everything - Old, but a really good track.ġ5.) Pretty Young Thing - Good! Older track.ġ6.) I Beat U 2 It (Turn The Party Out) - Old, upbeat.ġ8.) Why I Love You - It was on their debut, the original version of this album, and the re-release. Jaan Uhelszkiġ.) Intro - A girl putting her brand new B2K cd into a cd player.Ģ.) Bump Bump Bump (w/ P. But just when you're about to write them off as unrepentant hound dogs the pendulum swings, and B2K drop the swagger and bravado to deliver the sweet valentines of "My Everything," and the wistful innocence and regret of "One Kiss," so like the yearning ballads that made fans swoon for the band in the first place. And the escapades don't stop there, the bittersweet "Sleepin'" finds B2K apologizing to an erstwhile girlfriend for catting around, "You Can Get It," shows them in hot pursuit of another man's women, while "Tease" finds them pouting over an unconsummated encounter. Diddy's cheeky rap about his utter appreciation of the female anatomy. In fact, the Los Angeles quartet engaged the services of the beleaguered rap impresario to write, produce, and arrange "Bump, Bump, Bump," a rather randy track that kicks off the disc featuring P. To that effort, the underage musicians studded the disc with enough sexual innuendo to make even R. Especially since they've taken great pains to try to convince listeners how much they've grown up on Pandemonium!, their second disc in less than nine months. B2K may live to regret their name-an acronym for Boys For 2000-as they age.
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