It's Pronounced Five Two

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It's Pronounced Five Two

Studio album by KJ-52
Released	September 30, 2003
Genre	Rap and hip hop
Label	BEC Recordings
Producer(s)	Todd Collins
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KJ-52 chronology
Collaborations (2000)	It's Pronounced Five Two (2002)	Behind the Musik (A Boy Named Jonah) (2003)

It's Pronounced Five Two is the third album by rapper KJ-52.

"Welcome To The Five Two's"
"KJ Five Two"
"Whoop Whoop"
"Dear Slim Pt. 2"
"So In Love With You"
"Cartoon Network"
"Rock On" feat. Rob Beckley of Pillar
"Back In The Day"
"Can I Speak With A Manager? (Interlude)/Ya Bref Stank"
"47 Pop Stars"
"Pick Yourself Up" feat. Donnie
"Don't Go"
"Check Yourself"
"Infomercial (Interlude)"
"#1 Fan" feat. Jubilee
"I Feel So Good"
"I'm Guilty"
"Outro/Gimme Dat"

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