album "Scorpion"

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"Scorpion" is the debut studio album by American rapper Eve, showcasing her early Ruff Ryders-era sound and establishing her as a prominent voice in late-1990s and early-2000s hip hop.

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album "Scorpion" canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hip hop album
studio album
artist Eve
associatedAct Ruff Ryders
awardReceived Grammy Award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
awardReceivedForWork "Let Me Blow Ya Mind"
chronologyPosition second studio album by Eve
countryOfOrigin United States
era late 1990s–early 2000s hip hop
featuresArtist DMX
Drag-On
Faith Evans
Gwen Stefani
Jadakiss
Styles P
follows Let There Be Eve…Ruff Ryders’ First Lady
genre hip hop
rap
hasPart "Cowboy"
"Got Me Where You Want"
"Got What You Need"
linked to: Got What You Need

"Let Me Blow Ya Mind"
"Let Me Blow Ya Mind" (featuring Gwen Stefani)
"Life Is So Hard"
"Love Is Blind (Remix)"
"No, No, No"
"Scream Double R"
"That’s What It Is"
"Thug In The Street"
"Who’s That Girl?"
linked to: Who’s That Girl

"You Had Me, You Lost Me"
linked to: You Had Me
hasType major-label release
language English
nominatedFor Grammy Award for Best Rap Album
notableFor establishing Eve as a prominent female voice in mainstream rap
partOf Eve discography
linked to: album "Eve-Olution"
performer Eve
precedes Eve-Olution
producer DJ Clue?
linked to: DJ Clue

Dame Grease
Dr. Dre
Kasseem Dean
linked to: Kasseem Daoud Dean

Swizz Beatz
Teflon
recordLabel Interscope Records
Ruff Ryders Entertainment
linked to: Ruff Ryders
style Ruff Ryders-era sound

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Eve notableWork album "Scorpion"