Hi-Tek (album)

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Hi-Tek
Studio album by Keak da Sneak
Released	June 16, 2001
Recorded	2001
Genre	Gangsta rap, West Coast hip hop
Label	Moe Doe
Producer	Ant Banks, Rick Rock, One Drop Scott, Tone Capone, D-Dre, Keak da Sneak
Keak da Sneak chronology
Sneakacydal (1999) Hi-Tek (2001) The Appearances of Keak da Sneak (2001)

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Hi-Tek is the second studio solo album by rapper, Keak da Sneak and considered to be his best album by fans. It was released on June 16, 2001, by Moe Doe and was produced by Ant Banks, Rick Rock, One Drop Scott, Tone Capone, D-Dre, and Keak da Sneak. The album was a modest success, peaking at #95 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums,^[1] #18 on the Top Independent Albums,^[2] and #37 on the Top Heatseekers,^[3] and selling 6,510 copies in its first week out.

1. "Intro"- 0:51
2. "Here Comes Keak da Sneak"- 3:37
3. "Like What"- 4:12 (Featuring Agerman)
4. "Tankin, Tinkin, Stinkin"- 4:39 (Featuring E-40)
5. "Somebody Gotta Pimp It (Somebody Gotta Pimp Her)"- 3:55 (Featuring Too Short)
6. "Ichi Blop! Blop!"- 4:47
7. "Gifted"- 4:05
8. "Skit"- 0:45
9. "Moe Doe"- 3:11
10. "Take Me Away"- 5:25
11. "Pussy"- 4:03 (Featuring B.A.)
12. "Drank, Weed, Sex"- 3:40 (Featuring Ant Banks)
13. "P.M."- 5:26
14. "Hi-Tek II"- 3:54
15. "Beat It Up"- 4:36
16. "No Hair Weaves"- 4:11 (Featuring Ant Banks)
17. "That Way"- 5:14
18. "Blop Shit"- 4:39

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