Artist	Song
Nelly	Hot in Herre
from Nellyville (2002)
Nelly & Tim McGraw	Over and Over
from Suit (2004)
Nelly featuring City Spud	Ride Wit Me
from Country Grammar (2000)
Nelly	Country Grammar (Hot...)
from Country Grammar (2000)
Nelly & Kelly Rowland	Dilemma
from Nellyville (2002)
Nelly	Air Force Ones
from Nellyville (2002)
Nelly	E.I.
from Country Grammar (2000)
Nelly & Lincoln University Vocal Ensemble	Heart of a Champion
from Sweat (2004)
Murphy Lee, Nelly & P. Diddy	Shake Ya Tailfeather
from Murphy's Law (2003)
Nelly	Just a Dream
from 5.0 (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Nelly	#1
from Nellyville (2002)
Nelly featuring Murphy Lee and Ali	Batter Up
from Country Grammar (2000)
Nelly	Pimp Juice
from Nellyville (2002)
Jagged Edge	Where the Party At
from Jagged Little Thrill (2001)
Nelly, Paul Wall & Ali & Gipp	Grillz
from Sweatsuit (2010)
Nelly	One & Only
from Brass Knuckles (2008)
Nelly	Flap Your Wings
from Sweatsuit (2010)
Nelly & Jaheim	My Place
from Suit (2004)
Nelly	Na-NaNa-Na
from Sweat (2004)
Nelly	Body On Me
from Brass Knuckles (2008)
Nelly	Iz U
from Da Derrty Versions - The Reinvention (2003)
Nelly & Christina Aguilera	Tilt Ya Head Back
from Sweat (2004)
*NSYNC	Girlfriend (The Neptunes Remix) [feat. Nelly]
from *NSYNC: Greatest Hits (2005)
Nelly, Akon & T-Pain	Move That Body
from 5.0 (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Nelly	Party People
from Brass Knuckles (2008)
Nelly & Kelly Rowland	Gone
from 5.0 (Deluxe Version) (2010)
Fat Joe	Get It Poppin' (Featuring Nelly)
from All or Nothing (2005)
St. Lunatics	Midwest Swing
from Free City (2001)
Nelly	St. Louie
from Country Grammar (2000)
Nelly, Freeway, Beanie Sigel & Murphy Lee	Roc the Mic (Exclusive Nellyville Mix)
from Nellyville (2002)

Comment:

He’s got a sugar-frosted flow that invites participation, a swagger that shows he’s in control, and, when it comes to the ladies, a sensitive soul he just can’t hide. So while Nelly has the power to get it goin’ on with his “must be the money” shout-out “Ride Wit Me” (with City Spud), he’s not afraid to lay his broken heart bare or team with a country superstar on a so-emotional “Over and Over” (featuring Tim McGraw). A pop star who raps — on the dance-floor tongue twister “Na-NaNa-Na” — and a rapper who, well, pops (on Fat Joe’s “Get It Poppin’”), he’s been owning the scene his own way for more than a decade. Now, from the soft-side tear jerker “Just a Dream,” to the move-for-me command of “Shake Ya Tailfeather” with Murphy Lee & P. Diddy, you can posses only the best of Nelly’s pure-pleasure boundary-breakers in one satisfying download.

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