1. "American Superstar" ft. Lil' Wayne
2. "Ack Like You Know"
3. "Elevator" ft. Timbaland
4. "Roll" ft. Sean Kingston
5. "Low" ft. T-Pain
6. "Priceless" ft. Birdman
7. "Ms. Hangover"
8. "Still Missin"
9. "In The Ayer" ft. Will.I.Am
10. "Me & U"
11. "All My Life"
12. "Don't Know How To Act" ft. Yung Joc
13. "Freaky Deaky" ft. Trey Songz
14. "Money Right" ft. Rick Ross & Brisco

Flo Rida - Mail on Sunday

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Somewhere between Rick Ross and T-Pain, 2007 carved Flo Rida territory. This fast-rapping, half-singing hybrid of Pop music delivered the single "Low" that promoted tight jeans and ostentatious boots for legions of tweens and teens this past winter season. Backed by Atlantic Records and the aforementioned Boss' management, Flo Rida brings Mail on Sunday. Sans any d-boy credibility in his raps, Flo differs from his local peers, and provides tales of money and girls over platinum-plus production.

To Flo Rida's credit, the artist is not completely what we've heard from him on Top 40. "American Superstar" defies the silly-intro cliche, and starts Mail on Sunday with a monstrous dramatic ballad.

Mail on Sunday undoubtedly sounds great and the beats are polished, and we found a chorus-writing rapper who can outdo his classmates in penning a hit.

Mail on Sunday featuring the smash hits "Low" ft. T-Pain and "Elevator" ft. Timbaland are available in stores and online. "Low" The hit has just been certified triple-platinum and ranks as the 1 best-selling digital single of all time, with over 3.2 million sold! The LP sees Flo Rida teaming with some of today's top hit makers, along with Timbaland and including will.I.am, The Runners, J.R. Rotem, and Atlanta's DJ Montay, who produced "Low." The record also features guest appearances by TreySongz, Lil Wayne, Yung Joc.

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