Xzibit Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 51 | Bird’s Eye View |
| 52 | Inside Job |
| 53 | Paparazzi (instrumental) |
| 54 | U Know |
| 55 | Hey Now (Mean Muggin’) |
| 56 | Outro |
| 57 | Jason (48 Months interlude) |
| 58 | Intro/Restless |
| 59 | Dying 2 Live |
| 60 | Intro (The Last Night) |
| 61 | Enemies and Friends |
| 62 | (Hit U) Where It Hurts |
| 63 | Don’t Approach Me |
| 64 | Alkaholik |
| 65 | Chronic Keeping 101 (interlude) |
| 66 | Symphony in X Major |
| 67 | Been a Long Time |
| 68 | My Name |
| 69 | D.N.A. (Drugs-N-Alkahol) |
| 70 | Papparazzi |
| 71 | Get Fucked Up With Me |
| 72 | Card Molly |
| 73 | Rimz & Tirez |
| 74 | A Minute to Pray |
| 75 | Invade My Space |
| 76 | Loud & Clear |
| 77 | On Bail |
| 78 | Say It to My Face |
| 79 | Kenny Parker Show 2001 |
| 80 | Black and Brown |
| 81 | Poppin’ Off |
| 82 | Choke Me, Spank Me |
| 83 | Celebrity Deathmatch |
| 84 | Fanatic |
| 85 | X (explicit) |
| 86 | The Gambler |
| 87 | Sorry I’m Away So Much |
| 88 | Tough Guy |
| 89 | Concentrate (San Quinn remix) |
| 90 | Up Out the Way |
| 91 | Beware of Us |
| 92 | Losin’ Your Mind |
| 93 | Paul |
| 94 | Handle Your Business |
| 95 | Saturday Night Live |
| 96 | X (instrumental) |
| 97 | Let It Rain |
| 98 | Hit & Run, Part II |
| 99 | Crazy Ho |
| 100 | Rollin’ |
Xzibit Albums
Singles
About Xzibit
Xzibit is a Detroit-born rapper who emerged in the late 1990s with a gritty, West Coast sound characterized by aggressive delivery and hard-hitting beats. His breakthrough came with albums like "40 Dayz & 40 Nightz" and collaborations on tracks like "My Name" featuring Eminem and Nate Dogg, which showcased his raw lyricism and street credibility. Beyond music, Xzibit became a cultural icon through hosting MTV's "Pimp My Ride," expanding hip-hop's reach into mainstream television and car culture. His evolution from underground Detroit rapper to West Coast heavyweight demonstrated his versatility, while songs like "Get Your Walk On" and "X" featuring Snoop Dogg solidified his place in early 2000s rap culture.