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I'm Just Corey

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Download links and information about I'm Just Corey by Corey. This album was released in 2002 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Soul, Pop, Teen Pop genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 53:34 minutes.

Artist: Corey
Release date: 2002
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Soul, Pop, Teen Pop
Tracks: 13
Duration: 53:34
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Hush Lil' Lady  3:44
2. Ghetto Superstar 3:27
3. MVP 4:19
4. If I Was Older 3:54
5. 2 Can Play That Game 3:52
6. What? 3:45
7. The First Time 5:20
8. Hands Up 3:26
9. I Saw You 4:25
10. Soldier 4:56
11. Stop Talkin' About Me 4:12
12. Cutest Girl 4:17
13. All I Do 3:57

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Corey proves himself to be more than just a boy with a cute toothy smile on I'm Just Corey, his debut album for Motown Records. Unlike fellow teen pop-rappers Lil' Bow Wow and Lil' Romeo (and Lil' J, etc.), Corey doesn't rap, but sings instead, making him a little less edgy but undoubtedly more of a hearthrob for little girls and more of a potential pop star for Motown, who is no doubt hoping to cash in on the early-2000s teen-pop boom. The albums gets off to a lively start with "Hush Lil' Lady," a collaboration with Lil' Romeo and Lil' Reema that is driven by an edgy rhythm that's not far removed from British 2-step or some of Timbaland's more eccentric work. Elsewhere, Corey collaborates with Shaquille O'Neal on "MVP" and Michael Jackson on "All I Do." On the remainder of the songs he's solo, singing "adorable little boy" songs like "If I Was Older" and "Cutest Girl." So, even though it's inevitable to feel that Corey is little more than a cash-in effort by Motown, you can't help but like the boy; after all, he has a cute toothy smile and reminds you of another "lil'" Motown teen artist from the label's golden era: Little Stevie Wonder.