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Track Listings
| 1. 305 Anthem |
| 2. Culo |
| 3. She's Freaky |
| 4. Shake It Up |
| 5. Toma |
| 6. I Wonder |
| 7. Get on the Floor |
| 8. Dirty |
| 9. Dammit Man |
| 10. We Don't Care Bout Ya |
| 11. That's Nasty |
| 12. Back Up |
| 13. Melting Pot |
| 14. Hustler's Withdrawal |
| 15. Hurry Up and Wait |
| 16. Culo "Miami Mix" |
Editorial Reviews
There's plenty to appreciate on M.I.A.M.I. It features "That's Nasty" (Remix) which Pitbull spits alongside Lil Jon & Latin rap titan Fat Joe. Also present is his breakout single - "Oye" from the 2 Fast 2 Furious soundtrack which rolls off the disc like a digital Brazilian carnival. Elsewhere, Bull shows the ability to ride over pimp fabulous tracks like Miami's Finest' & the cautionary "Hustler's Withdrawal" a reference to the dark side of Miami's cosmopolitan, party-friendly atmosphere. "We get nothing but Tony Montanas down here," he said, referring to Al Pacino's legendary Scarface character. "And not everyone can stay on top - there are more failed hustlers than there are successful ones." If it seems like Pitbull is cramming a lot onto his debut, well, he is.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
DON'T JUDGE THIS ALBUM ON THE FIRST SEVEN TRACKS! Only 305 Anthem and Toma are worth listening to in the first half.
1. 305 Anthem 5/5 - If you like crunk, this is the song for you. Pure fire from the start; this song will get you going no matter what.
2. Culo 3/5 - Not a bad party song, but I think we've all heard this one too much.
3. She's Freaky 2/5 - Annoying song, TVT should've put on a few other songs besides this one.
4. Shake It Up 1/5 - What the hell is TVT doing trying to bump Oobie on three different tracks? One is fine, but nobody who listens to Pitbull wants to hear her trite voice over and over.
5. Toma 4/5 - Coñññoooo asi me gusta. Toma is a pure grind song, that'll get both the mamis and chicos going.
6. I Wonder 3/5 - Only half decent song with Oobie. Someone should let TVT know they F--ed up by throwing her into so many tracks.
7. Get On The Floor 2/5 - Finally, the last Oobie song, and the beginning of Pit's true self on the album. Only Toma and 305 Anthem are worth listening to on the first part of this album.
8. Dirty 4/5 - Dirty Dirty, ya heard me? Bun B and Pit tear this track up. Pit spits Miami is more than fast cars and hot bitches, with some of the best lines on the album.
9. Dammit Man 5/5 - Can't believe this isn't a radio hit yet. Dammit Man is pure fire, with some of the best lines any lyricist has ever spit on a track.
10. We Don't Care Bout You 4/5 - I like the original beat better, but Cubo gets in on the act, and complements Pit well.
11. Thats Nasty (the REMIX) 5/5 - If you hate on me, me cago en tu madre, hazme un favor, dale compadre, este chamaco ES UN SALVAJE! Pitbull and Fat Joe tear it up on the remix to the original Thats Nasty.
12. Back Up 3/5 - Really popular club song. I think it's overrated.
13. Melting Pot 5/5 - Trick Daddy and Pit do a great job on this sentimental track.
14. Hustlers Withdrawal 3/5 - I hate the 80s beat to this song, but Pit talks about his life, and the hardships he's overcome.
15. Hurry and Wait 5/5 - Fast-paced song, one of my favorite on the album.
16. Culo "Miami Mix" - When is this song gonna disappear?
1. 305 Anthem 5/5 - If you like crunk, this is the song for you. Pure fire from the start; this song will get you going no matter what.
2. Culo 3/5 - Not a bad party song, but I think we've all heard this one too much.
3. She's Freaky 2/5 - Annoying song, TVT should've put on a few other songs besides this one.
4. Shake It Up 1/5 - What the hell is TVT doing trying to bump Oobie on three different tracks? One is fine, but nobody who listens to Pitbull wants to hear her trite voice over and over.
5. Toma 4/5 - Coñññoooo asi me gusta. Toma is a pure grind song, that'll get both the mamis and chicos going.
6. I Wonder 3/5 - Only half decent song with Oobie. Someone should let TVT know they F--ed up by throwing her into so many tracks.
7. Get On The Floor 2/5 - Finally, the last Oobie song, and the beginning of Pit's true self on the album. Only Toma and 305 Anthem are worth listening to on the first part of this album.
8. Dirty 4/5 - Dirty Dirty, ya heard me? Bun B and Pit tear this track up. Pit spits Miami is more than fast cars and hot bitches, with some of the best lines on the album.
9. Dammit Man 5/5 - Can't believe this isn't a radio hit yet. Dammit Man is pure fire, with some of the best lines any lyricist has ever spit on a track.
10. We Don't Care Bout You 4/5 - I like the original beat better, but Cubo gets in on the act, and complements Pit well.
11. Thats Nasty (the REMIX) 5/5 - If you hate on me, me cago en tu madre, hazme un favor, dale compadre, este chamaco ES UN SALVAJE! Pitbull and Fat Joe tear it up on the remix to the original Thats Nasty.
12. Back Up 3/5 - Really popular club song. I think it's overrated.
13. Melting Pot 5/5 - Trick Daddy and Pit do a great job on this sentimental track.
14. Hustlers Withdrawal 3/5 - I hate the 80s beat to this song, but Pit talks about his life, and the hardships he's overcome.
15. Hurry and Wait 5/5 - Fast-paced song, one of my favorite on the album.
16. Culo "Miami Mix" - When is this song gonna disappear?
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Cuban-American rapper Pitbull is another addition to Lil Jon's crew. It's obvious by the title of his album what city he's representing (as well as representing the South), and for the most part, the rest of the world should be able to get into his stuff too.
But as another reviewer mentioned, he really isn't all that exciting when he's rapping by himself. He's only alone on four of the sixteen tracks, and the only one of them that really stands out is "Hustler's Withdrawal". "Hurry Up and Wait" (isn't that a contradiction in terms?) is tolerable, but "Back Up" and "She's Freaky" are mediocre.
Don't be too disappointed, though; there are still some good songs on here. Since Pitbull is tight with Lil Jon, Jon doesn't mind helping out in producing danceable tracks like "Culo", "Toma", "That's Nasty" (also featuring Fat Joe), and "305 Anthem". Bun-B also shows up to bless "Dirty", but even better than that song is the Trick Daddy-assisted "Melting Pot", which could be the best song on the album. "Dammit Man" is also pretty decent, although I'm not exactly sure why it's censored.
It's too bad that Oobie (the female singer that seems to show up on all rap albums that nobody has) doesn't impress as much as the other guest stars. Not that she doesn't have a nice voice, but the songs she sings the chorus to ("Shake It Up", "I Wonder" and "Get On the Floor") are all filler. As you can see, this album has its share of questionable songs, but it's more than enough to satisfy a night out at the club. Let's just hope Pitbull's next album is a little more impressive.
Anthony Rupert
But as another reviewer mentioned, he really isn't all that exciting when he's rapping by himself. He's only alone on four of the sixteen tracks, and the only one of them that really stands out is "Hustler's Withdrawal". "Hurry Up and Wait" (isn't that a contradiction in terms?) is tolerable, but "Back Up" and "She's Freaky" are mediocre.
Don't be too disappointed, though; there are still some good songs on here. Since Pitbull is tight with Lil Jon, Jon doesn't mind helping out in producing danceable tracks like "Culo", "Toma", "That's Nasty" (also featuring Fat Joe), and "305 Anthem". Bun-B also shows up to bless "Dirty", but even better than that song is the Trick Daddy-assisted "Melting Pot", which could be the best song on the album. "Dammit Man" is also pretty decent, although I'm not exactly sure why it's censored.
It's too bad that Oobie (the female singer that seems to show up on all rap albums that nobody has) doesn't impress as much as the other guest stars. Not that she doesn't have a nice voice, but the songs she sings the chorus to ("Shake It Up", "I Wonder" and "Get On the Floor") are all filler. As you can see, this album has its share of questionable songs, but it's more than enough to satisfy a night out at the club. Let's just hope Pitbull's next album is a little more impressive.
Anthony Rupert
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
WOW!!! This album was way more than I expected but I knew this would be a monster album after all the delays in the release, it was okay I still had Unleashed Vol 3 to jam too. 305 anthem is a work of art and so are most of the other songs except If God were black , (whats the point of that???)Pit is really reppin all the CUBANS down in S.Florida. This album is 10 stars not 5. When you got Lil Jon screaming out 305 u kno PITBULL IS REALLY OF THE CHAIN!!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Pitbull-M.I.A.M.I.-Money is a Major Issue. Good Cd.
Pitbull's 1st and best album so far, I have El Mariel Album and this one is way better.
Published on January 10, 2010 by Jose Lopez
Something new finally
Pitbull's cd M.I.A.M.I is great for a couple of reasons: 1) nowhere in it does it talk about "lean wit it rock wit" 2) the songs on it get you in a good mood and 3) not many... Read more
Published on June 27, 2006 by Mikey's lil angel
It's Ok For A Freshman Start........
Bien venido a Miami perhaps, but don't call Will Smith. Pitbull isn't much interested in music you can get jiggy to, but this son of Cuban immigrants definitely believes in... Read more
Published on January 12, 2006 by Amparo Acosta
Dammit man!
Pitbull is a huge breath of fresh air. With his fire spittin lyrics, and genius production, he is definately will go down in history. Read more
Published on January 12, 2006 by Ashton T. S.
Trick Daddy reps Miami better than Pitbull
Lil jon, ok, you've tried to succeed with a new artist by the name of Pitbull. This guy's music is wack with a capital W. I've heard better rappers come out the 305 than Pitbull.
Published on November 19, 2005 by Cali Playa 415
Insane Flow
Pitbull delivers a huge blow to the rap game with his first album. Lil jon provides awsome beats and lots of guest appearances. I think a rapper like him is quite rare. Read more
Published on October 26, 2005 by Bradley P. Spiclin
New but Awesome
A rapper like Pitbull is rare. First of all, he is a Cuban from the South and he rose to a place where most rappers never reach even with the utmost effort. Read more
Published on July 23, 2005 by ManOfPrecision
Good Rhythmic Attitude!
this cd is tight, there is a bucket load of hot beats, and a huge virity of diffrent sounds from the cumban rapper PitBull. Read more
Published on July 18, 2005 by Mike Leon
Non-released songs are better than the ones on the CD....
I have been listening to Pitbull for over a year now and I was not too impressed by the songs on the actual CD. Read more
Published on July 3, 2005
nice debut for pitbull
Overall this is a great debut for pitbull. But what is with all those songs with oobie or whatever? she ruins all those songs that werent that good to begin with!! Read more
Published on April 30, 2005
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