| Yukmouth | Primary Artist |
| Eastwood | Track Performer |
| Bang 'Em Smurf | Track Performer |
| Silverback Guerillaz | Track Performer |
| Nate | Track Performer |
| Krizz Kaliko | Track Performer |
| Amp-Pachino | Track Performer |
| Benjilino | Track Performer |
| Brando | Track Performer |
| Dizzle Don | Track Performer |
| Kieu | Track Performer |
| Nate Da Nut | Track Performer |
| Monsta Gunjah | Track Performer |
| Noble Of The Outlawz | Track Performer |
| Realest | Track Performer |
| Mike Dean | Producer, Mastering, Audio Production |
| Mark Sparks | Producer, Audio Production |
| Yukmouth | Executive Producer |
| J. Prince | Executive Producer |
| Richie Rich | Composer |
| J Classic | Producer |
| MoBetta | Producer |
| John Benny | Producer |
| E Say | Producer, Audio Production |
| J Flo | Producer |
| Nan Doog | Producer |
| Shatiek | Producer |
| Nan Dogg | Audio Production |
| Amin Johnson | Audio Production |
| Mike D | Producer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - David Jeffries
Minus some high-profile guest spots on other rappers' albums, Yukmouth has made little impression outside of rap's hardcore inner circle since his days with the Luniz. With the guest stars often overtaking the man and an overstuffed track list, United Ghettos of America, Vol. 2 isn't going to change that much, but the hardcore get a better album than usual and it's a shame some of these tracks won't even make it to radio. "We Just Wanna Thug" is bright electro with a great N.O.R.E. appearance, E-40 and Yuk nail it on "Kalifornia G'z," "I Love Dro" is a worthy smoking song, and the cinematic "American Me" is just about the most exciting moment Yukmouth has served up by ...