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EVE Marks 20 Years of SCORPION with Reissues

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In honor of the 20th anniversary of rapper/Ruff Ryder’s first lady�Scorpion
, Interscope/UMe will release a digital deluxe reissue of the original album featuring 4 bonus tracks. The reissue will be available�2LP Vinyl�version coming�UrbanLegends.com. Eve excitedly recalled the production: “It’s crazy it’s been 20 years since�Also Read: Paramount+ Releases New MTV Family Legacy Episodes March 25

The follow-up to her debut record�Let There Be Eve… Ruff Ryder’s First Lady�in 1999,�Let Me Blow Ya Mind” featuring Gwen Stefani, reached #2 on the�Billboard�Hot 100 and was named the 7th biggest song of 2001 by�Billboard. The song helped secure her first�Best Rap/Sung Collaboration. Lead single “100 Greatest Songs Of Hip Hop�by�VH1.

Eve is a GRAMMY, Daytime EMMY, BET and MTV Video Music Award winning Artist, Actress, TV Host and Podcaster.
No, No, No / Album Version
3 Way/ Skit
Cowboy / Album Version
Gangsta Bitches / Album Version
Intro With Swizz / Skit
Scream Double R / Album Version
Thug In The Street / Album Version

Bonus Tracks

Who’s That Girl (CLAS Remix)
Who’s That Girl (Nonstop Mix)

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