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Ludacris keeps pushing 'Word of Mouf'
Ludacris brings his Southern-rap stylings to theaters and clubs this winter as he continues to support his GRAMMY®-nominated album, "Word of Mouf."
The Atlanta-based rapper is booked into a number of House of Blues clubs, and his itinerary also includes a Feb. 15 with Ja Rule.
Released in November of 2001, "Word of Mouf" features hit-single "Rollout (My Business)." The album is nominated for a GRAMMY in this year's Best Rap Album category, while the song is up for Best Male Rap Solo Performance.
Ludscris received two GRAMMY nominations last year, as well: 2000's "Back for the First Time" was nominated for Best Rap Album, and the track "Area Codes" was nominated in the Best Rap/Sung Collaboration category. "Area Codes" first appeared on the "Rush Hour 2" soundtrack, and was subsequently included on "Word of Mouf."
