
Nahright: Taken from Toronto rapper/producer Rich Kidd’s We On Some Rich Kidd Shiiiiiiiit Vol. 5 mixtape as well as Rah’s upcoming episode of Made on MTV.

01- DJ Tony Touch-Intro [00:49]
02- Rah Digga [01:56]
03- Joell Ortiz [01:57]
04- Freddie Gibbs [01:06]
05- Iron Solomon [03:26]
06- Cyphi Da Prynce [02:31]
07- Saigon [01:13]
08- Uncle Murda [01:09]
09- Mac Miller [01:51]
10- Pharoahe Monch [01:57]
11- Wiz Khalifa [00:50]
12- Talib Kweli and Freeway [02:59]
13- Black Thought-Freestyle 1 [03:44]
14- Lupe Fiasco-Freestyle 1 [01:20]
15- Fred the Godson [00:50]
16- Rustee Juxx [01:25]
17- Termanology [03:36]
18- Reks [02:14]
19- Fashawn [01:50]
20- Maffew Ragazino [01:49]
21- Glibere Forte [01:32]
22- Consequence [02:39]
23- Curtains [03:45]
24- XV [03:09]
25- Black Thought-Freestyle 2 [03:35]
26- Lupe Fiasco-Freestyle 2 [01:19]
27- Laws [01:36]
28- Thee Tom Hardy and Big Remo [02:23]
29- Reek Da Villian [01:23]
30- outro [00:12]
AOL Boombox: With the recent deficit of women in hip-hop who can rock the mic right, there couldn't be a better time for Rah Digga to stage a comeback with her highly anticipated sophomore album, 'Classic,' her first studio album in over a decade. But in heading back to the booth, Digga isn't the only emcee representing for the ladies in 2010. In fact, female rappers have begun building momentum this year. The most recent milestone came with Nicki Minaj charting at No. 1 on the Billboard Rap Songs list in June with her single 'Your Love,' making her the first female solo artist to hold the coveted position since Missy Elliott's 'Work It' topped the charts in 2002.