Get In Where You Fit In

by Too $hort

Overview

Although he tries to cop part of the current P-Funk-inspired gangsta rap, Too Short sounds lost and dated on the overlong, sample-reliant, grotesquely misogynist, and musically muddled Get in Where You Fit In. ~ All Music Guide

Product Details

Release Date:	06/06/2025
Label:	Get On Down
UPC:	0198028273411

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Too $hort   Primary Artist
FM Blue   Guest Artist
Mhisani   Guest Artist
Pee Wee   Guest Artist
Ant Banks   Guest Artist,Drums,Keyboards
Spice 1   Guest Artist
Ronese Levias   Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Ramone "Pee Wee" Gooden   Keyboards
QD III   Keyboards
Leslie Calaway   Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Pee Wee & the Specials   Drums,Keyboards
Sean G.   Drums
Shorty B.   Bass,Guitar

Technical Credits

Bernie Curtis   Composer
Calvin Smith   Composer
Stanley Prager   Composer
Silvester Levay   Composer
Blackbyrd McKnight   Composer
Bootsy Collins   Composer
FM Blue   Composer
Gary "Mudbone" Cooper   Composer
Father Dom   Composer
Garry Cooper   Composer
Dewayne Blackbyrd McKnight   Composer
Rappin' Ron   Composer
Ronese Levias   Composer
Ramone "Pee Wee" Gooden   Composer
George Clinton   Composer
Todd Shaw   Composer,Engineer
Goldy   Composer
The Dangerous Crew   Producer
D. Thomas   Composer
Garnett Brown   Composer
Pete Bishop   Composer
Richard Westfield   Composer
QD III   Producer
R. Bell   Composer
Michael Hampton   Composer
Ant Banks   Composer,Engineer,Producer,Programming
George S. Clinton   Composer
Too $hort   Composer
Bill Curtis   Composer
K. McCord   Composer
Russell/Simon/Colton/Picket   Composer
B. Collins   Composer
G. Cooper   Composer
C. Briggs   Composer
A. Taylor   Composer
Chiarelli   Engineer
P. Collins   Composer
R.L. Green   Composer
Ant Diddley Dog   Composer
R. Menkins   Composer
B. Curtis   Composer
Shorty B.   Composer