The track "Stomp" performed by Maino featuring Lil Kim, from the "King Of The City" album.
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"King Of The City" is Maino's first album, released in 2006 by the record label Hustle Hard. The album was made available on CDr for promotional use only. It has songs that show Maino's tough and real style, which is typical of thug rap. Maino has other singers join him on some tracks, like Scott Storch, Jae Millz, and Nikki Tillery. In the songs, Maino talks about life in the city and the challenges he faces. Songs like "The King Freestyle" and "Man Of Desperation" show Maino's determination to succeed, even when things are tough. Other songs like "Thug Music" and "Hustle Hard Anthem" talk about the tough life of hustling and surviving on the streets.
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Jermaine Coleman, also known as Maino, is an American rapper and radio host, born on August 30, 1973. In 2008, his first big song, "Hi Hater," became popular on many music charts. Because of this success, he signed with Atlantic Records. He released another hit song in 2009 called "All the Above," featuring T-Pain. It did well on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and even earned a platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Maino's first album, "If Tomorrow Comes...," came out in 2099 and reached number 25 on the Billboard 200 chart. He released a sequel album named "The Day After Tomorrow" in 2012, but it wasn't as successful, reaching only number 94 on the chart.
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