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Track List
01) Intro
02) My Story
03) Supa Star (feat. J Star)
04) Superwoman, Part II (feat. Fabulous)
05) Player Not the Game (feat. Carl Thomas)
06) How Many Times
07) 2moro
08) Friends (Those Girls)
09) Gangsta
10) Saturday
11) She Cood Neva B Me
12) Time After Time
13) Outro
14) I Ain't Gotta
15) Ta Da
01) Intro
02) My Story
03) Supa Star (feat. J Star)
04) Superwoman, Part II (feat. Fabulous)
05) Player Not the Game (feat. Carl Thomas)
06) How Many Times
07) 2moro
08) Friends (Those Girls)
09) Gangsta
10) Saturday
11) She Cood Neva B Me
12) Time After Time
13) Outro
14) I Ain't Gotta
15) Ta Da
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4:25
4:37
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3:57
3:14
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First Released
2001
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Based on a True Story is the debut album by American R&B singer Lil' Mo. Recording for the album began in 1998 when Mo was signed to Elektra; two singles ("If You Wanna Dance" & "5 Minutes") were released as potential lead singles. However, the lack of proper charting performance from both singles resulted in a postponement for Based on a True Story; both singles would also be subsequently deleted from the album.
In 2000, Mo and her record labels (EastWest/Elektra), released "Ta Da" as the official lead single. The song managed to peak at 95 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 21 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. Much like the situation of former labelmate Torrey Carter, Elektra Records was displeased with the Billboard Hot 100 charting performance of "Ta Da," resulting in disputes between Mo and Elektra executives. The dispute would later develop over Mo's image and the follow-up single, "Superwoman."
By 2001, Mo would later convince Elektra to release "Superwoman" under the "Part II" version featuring Fabolous. Elektra agreed and released the remixed single; the song would go on to peak at number 11 on Billboard Hot 100 and number 4 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, making it Mo's successful single to date. Mo went on to release another single titled, "Gangsta", which failed to match the success of her preceding single.
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Based on a True Story is the debut album by American R&B singer Lil' Mo. Recording for the album began in 1998 when Mo was signed to Elektra; two singles ("If You Wanna Dance" & "5 Minutes") were released as potential lead singles. However, the lack of proper charting performance from both singles resulted in a postponement for Based on a True Story; both singles would also be subsequently deleted from the album.
In 2000, Mo and her record labels (EastWest/Elektra), released "Ta Da" as the official lead single. The song managed to peak at 95 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 21 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. Much like the situation of former labelmate Torrey Carter, Elektra Records was displeased with the Billboard Hot 100 charting performance of "Ta Da," resulting in disputes between Mo and Elektra executives. The dispute would later develop over Mo's image and the follow-up single, "Superwoman."
By 2001, Mo would later convince Elektra to release "Superwoman" under the "Part II" version featuring Fabolous. Elektra agreed and released the remixed single; the song would go on to peak at number 11 on Billboard Hot 100 and number 4 on Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, making it Mo's successful single to date. Mo went on to release another single titled, "Gangsta", which failed to match the success of her preceding single.
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