NEW YORK (AP) -- Ludacris" ultimate manuscript facilities a series of womanlike rappers — but the Grammy-winner acknowledges there"s one woman he unequivocally longed for to work with.
"I think Lauryn Hill is similar to intensely gifted and I can contend I did try to do that, it usually didn"t work itself out," he says of the mixed Grammy-winning singer-rapper, whose usually college of music album, "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill," has sole some-more than eight million units in the United States given the recover in 1998.
While the reserved former Fugees actor didn"t have it on "Battle of the Sexes," Ludacris" seventh college of music release, he successfully recruited Lil Kim, Eve, Trina and visitor Nicki Minaj.
Though he"s managed to approximate himself with womanlike rappers on the new album, Ludacris knows that women haven"t had the biggest success in hip-hop, generally in the last couple of years. He says that"s since womanlike rappers err their audience.
"They wish to swat for the guys when they should be rapping and being themselves and articulate about what"s going on with them," pronounced Ludacris. "We wish to listen to women speak some-more about what women do as against to perplexing to be similar to men or speak about what men do."
"Battle of the Sexes" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 manuscript charts this month.
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