Imported. The soundtrack for John Singleton's directorial debut, "Boyz N The Hood," features early gangsta rap, R&B, funk, and jazz throughout. It fully showcases Singleton's tastes, with tracks like Ice Cube's West Coast gangsta manifesto "How To Survive In South Central" and Tevin Campbell's new jack swing tune "Just Ask Me To" (feat. Chubb Rock), among others. The film depicts the story of three childhood friends who grew up in South Central, LA, and the soundtrack reached number 12 on the Billboard 200. 01. Ice Cube / How To Survive In South Central 02. Tevin Campbell / Just Ask Me To 03. Yo-Yo / Mama Don't Take No Mess 04. Comptons Most Wanted / Growin' Up In The Hood 05. Main Source / Just A Friendly Game Of Baseball (Remix) 06. Tony! Toni! Toné! / Me & You 07. Monie Love / Work It Out 08. Kam / Every Single Weekend 09. Hi-Five / Too Young 10. 2 Live Crew / Hangin' Out 11. Too Short / It's Your Life 12. Force One Network / Spirit 13. Quincy Jones / Setembro 14. Stanley Clarke / Black On Black Crime