T Baggin' Skit
Ludacris · Chicken and Beer [2003]
[recorded message]
hello. thank you for calling distubing the peace.
to help expidite your call please listen carfuly to the following options:
if your calling to send us in a demo tape, press 1
if youre calling regarding a job, press 2
if youre calling to borrow money, press 3
if youre calling to find the nearest weed spot in your area, press 4
if youre out of alcohal on sunday, press 5
if you need a ho for an evening, press 6
if you woke up with a hangover and a pair of hairy balls on your forehead, press 7
[presses 7]
you just pressed 7! youve been introduced and victimized to a moral crime called t-baggin
we suggest you promtly hang up the phone,
beat the ass of any white guys you hung out with last night
then find and destroy all photos before they apear on the internet
thank you for calling.
good luck
good bye
T Baggin' Skit
This track from Ludacris's 2003 album Chicken and Beer exemplifies the raw, street-level energy that defined his early career. As a comedic interlude within the album's broader narrative, the recording showcases Ludacris's signature blend of rapid-fire delivery and self-deprecating humor, characteristic of the Southern hip-hop scene of the early 2000s. The song serves as a cultural touchstone for fans of the era, highlighting the artist's ability to pivot between serious lyrical content and lighthearted skits that resonated with audiences. It remains a staple in discussions of the genre's evolution during that period, reflecting the unpolished yet authentic sound that established Ludacris as a leading figure in contemporary rap.