Juvenile – Ha (1998) “Ha” was the breakout single that put Cash Money Records on the national map. Off his album 400 Degreez, Juvenile’s gritty delivery mixed with Mannie Fresh’s production gave the South its own raw anthem. The call-and-response style, repeating “ha” at the end of every line, became a signature of late 90s rap and helped pave the way for New Orleans to dominate hip hop. You remember when this joint first hit BET and MTV? Whole world was looking at the N.O. different after that.

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