All Hell Breaks Loose." The track features a beat provided by Dr. Dre. Samples and interpolations "The Hell Song" samples the song "No One Rides for Free", composed and written by Chuck Mosley and recorded by Gang Starr. "I'm the King of the Ghetto" interpolates "Come Off It", composed and written by Daron Jones and recorded by Daron Jones & The Original 7ven. "My World Premiere" interpolates "Hail Mary", composed and written by Santi Debriano and recorded by Santi Debriano. "No Sour Notes" interpolates "No Doubt", composed and written by Curtis Womack and recorded by Nitty. "Rah Say What" interpolates "I Know", composed and written by David Banner, Joseph Baugh, Andre Haddrell, and Andrew Kelley and recorded by Outlawz. The track "Ride on All Day" is a cover of the 1991 track "It's Tricky", composed and written by Christopher Mercer, Arthur Baker, and Ricky Walters, recorded by the Canadian band The Talking Heads. This song was also covered by rapper Young B on his debut album Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody, under the title "It's Trilly." The production of "Ride on All Day" contains samples from two different tracks, "Hell Naw" by Lil' Kim and "I'm Down" by 2Pac. The track "Sick of This" interpolates "I Want Your Girl", composed and written by Kanye West and Mike Dean, and recorded by Fergie. "Hell Rell" interpolates "Hell Rell (Interlude)", composed and written by Rico Wade, and recorded by Yo Gotti. The song "Fuck the World" samples the track "Don't Need a Reason", composed and written by Rodney Williams, and recorded by LL Cool J. The track "Bouncin'" interpolates the "Tear Da Club Up" (2002), composed and written by Poe. The track "No Sour Notes" interpolates "No Doubt", composed and written by Curtis Womack. "Woke Up Like This" samples the track "So Much Drama" composed and written by Christopher Mercer, Arthur Baker, and Ricky Walters, and recorded by Outlawz. Musical style 50 Cent's music incorporates many elements of hip hop music, as well as elements of genres such as house music, R&B, and rap. In one review, music journalist Sowmya Krishnamurthy referred to the album as "an amalgamation of rap and pop." The album was described as having influences from house music and rave music. Its music has also been compared to The Neptunes. In a similar vein, Rolling Stone noted the album's "trap sound" similar to that of Atlanta trap music. Several tracks from the album were noted to have a reggae vibe. Music critics have described the album's musical style as "futuristic" and "disco-tinged". Production While writing his previous albums, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson had a clear vision of what he wanted his next album to sound like. In an interview with Noisey he explained his views on why the album's sonics are similar to one another: Speaking with Noisey about "No Sour Notes" in 2018, Jackson recalled that the song is "the first true 50 Cent song that I've ever worked on." He continued, "No other artists I was working on this album with were really into the sound... The first time I worked with other producers besides Eminem for these songs and producers like Boi-1da and Hit-Boy, I would always say 'you guys didn't give me my vision.'" Track listing Notes signifies a co-producer. Personnel Credits adapted from AllMusic. 2 Chainz – featured artist Anita Marisa Boriboon – A&R 50 Cent – featured artist Daniel Deluna – A&R Andrew Dudman – art direction Curtis Jackson – executive producer, producer Kevin Law – management Marlon Lewis – featured artist Dave Kutch – mastering engineer Gino Marino – creative director Troy "Big Twat" Oliver – executive producer 50 Cent – executive producer Dwayne Ortiz – art direction, design Manny Olangao – A&R Tashina Marie Scott – package production manager 50 Cent – primary artist, producer, vocal arrangement Jaycen Joshua – mixing engineer Jayo Felony – vocal editing Chris "Tek" O'Ryan – engineer, vocal editing Brian Rosemeyer – engineer, recording engineer Sam Schultz – management Mark "Spike" Stent – mixing engineer Kevin Liles – assistant engineer David "Reyboy" Royal – vocal editing Sap – composer, featured artist Rodney Staddon Jr. – A&R J.D. Andrew – assistant engineer Jay Tee – composer Emanuel "EA" Thorne – executive producer Eric E. Todd – assistant engineer Young Futuristics – mixing Charts Release history References Category:2016 debut albums Category:50 Cent albums Category:Cash Money Records albums Category:Albums produced by Dr. Dre Category:Albums produced by Boi-1da Category:Albums produced by J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League Category:Albums produced by Focus... Category:Albums produced by Frenchie (producer) Category:Albums produced by DJ Khalil Category:Albums produced by Boi-1da Category:Albums produced by Don Cannon Category:Albums produced by Mr. Porter Category:Albums produced by Bink (record producer) Category:Albums produced by Illmind Category:Albums produced by Boi-1da Category:Albums produced by Eminem Category:Albums produced by Kanye West Category:Albums produced by Rico Love Category:Albums produced by T-Minus (producer) Category:Albums produced by Sonny Digital