Is this track list real for Radioactive

[xnoxiousx]

Found it on alot sites as confirmed tracks so far.

Confirmed Tracks

"Hard White (Up in the Club)" (featuring Lil Jon; produced by Hydrox)[14]
"Throw It Up" (featuring Eminem and Gangsta Boo)
"No Hands" (produced by Track Bangas)
"Alabama" (produced by Jim Jonsin)
"Yeah, That Boy" (produced by Jim Jonsin)
"Let's Roll" (featuring Kid Rock)
"Animal" (featuring Fefe Dobson; produced by Diplo)
"Made in the USA"
"The Last Song"

[SG.]

Yes, all tracks are either confirmed by Yela himself, one of his producers or The Source review.

[xnoxiousx]

Yes, all tracks are either confirmed by Yela himself, one of his producers or The Source review.

Well i dont see why the ftFefe Dobson is not a single. Unless song is nothing like i expect she is really popular female singer not like rihanna level but it would be good single with her on it alot better than the sales for single out now.

[Atone]

Eminem allowing a Kid Rock feature? that's odd

[Atone]

Eminem allowing a Kid Rock feature? that's odd

they beefed?

No, they actually did a song together but i think Eminem may have dissed Kid rock in a line somehwere, or the other way around, i know one of them said something about the other

either that or i'm thinking of ICP vs Kid Rock

[Dark Blue]

I always thought eminem and kid rock were fine with each other but I could be wrong. and the tracklist so fat looks great

[Manly Moose]

Yes, all tracks are either confirmed by Yela himself, one of his producers or The Source review.

Well i dont see why the ftFefe Dobson is not a single. Unless song is nothing like i expect she is really popular female singer not like rihanna level but it would be good single with her on it alot better than the sales for single out now.

It probably will be. The source review says "It's an obvious crack at pop, with elevated lyricism that preserves the hiphop cred".

[mdemaz]

I'll make sure to peep this shit.

[slimsoxshady]

Gangsta Boo