Spank Rock's frontman,Naeem Juwan,met Blanco when he was interning for the late Disco D.[1] Blanco proposed the idea of creating an EP that was based on 2 Live Crewsamples.[2] Juwan was initially concerned that "it might be cheesy",but he continued that the EP "actually turned out to be really fun and I'm really proud of it."[1] Like 2 Live Crew and Spank Rock's material,the EP included hypersexual lyrical content. Spank Rock and Benny Blanco co-wrote every song on Bangers &Cash together. It was described by Juwan as "just like club banger music,party music."[1]
The Bangers &Cash was ultimately released on October 9,2007. Spank Rock and Benny Blanco also released videos for "Pu$$y","B-O-O-T-A-Y",and "Loose".[4][5]
Rolling Stone slated the album. The publication described the EP as "raunchy,megahorny hip-hop,[...] knowingly ridiculous and over-the-top",and stated that "Spank Rock seems to be on autopilot for most of the album,and neither his one-track mind nor Blanco's high-energy,low-payoff music produces anything worth going back to."[6]
Track listing
All tracks written by Naeem Juwan and Benjamin Levin.
"Shake That" –3:08
Samples:"Shake That Ass Bitch" by Splack Pack,written by S. Chavis,K. Buchanan and J. Hardnett
Samples:"The Fuck Shop" by 2 Live Crew,written by Luther Campbell,Mark Ross,David Hobbs and Chris Wong Won
"B-O-O-T-A-Y" (featuring Santogold and Sylvia Gordon) –3:10
Samples:"I Wanna Rock" by Luke Skyywalker,written by Luther Campbell
Samples:"Booty Drop" by Fresh Kid Ice and DJ Spin,written by Chris Wong Won and Darren Rudnick
Samples:"Shake a Lil' Somethin'" by 2 Live Crew,written by Mark Ross,David Hobbs and Chris Wong Won
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