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Studio album by LL Cool J
Released September 12, 2000
Genre Hip hop
Length 73:43
Labels
Def JamUniversal
Producers
James `Bimmy` Antney (also exec.)Ill AmAdam FHavocVada NoblesDJ ScratchRockwilderTy FyffeTrackmastersMarc Wiggins
LL Cool J chronology
Phenomenon
(1997) G.O.A.T.
(2000) 10
(2002)

G.O.A.T. featuring James T. Smith: The Greatest of All Time (simply known as G.O.A.T.) is the eighth studio album by American rapper LL Cool J. Released September 12, 2000, on the Def Jam label, the album topped the US Billboard 200, the rapper`s first to reach number one.

Background
The bulk of the album came about in 1999, when DJ Scratch handed LL a CD of six instrumentals. The submission of beats took place when Scratch first met LL in the studio, as both men were working on the song `Ill Bomb,` for Funkmaster Flex and DJ Big Kap`s album, The Tunnel (1999).[1]

In a 2023 interview with Adam Graham of The Detroit News, who credited LL with creating the acronym G.O.A.T., LL said he got the term from Earl `The Goat` Manigault and Muhammad Ali.[2] Ali`s business entity was called G.O.A.T., Inc., based at his home in Berrien Springs, Michigan.

G.O.A.T. track listing
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
1. `Intro`
James Todd SmithJames `Bimmy` Antney
James `Bimmy` Antney 1:52
2. `Imagine That` (featuring LeShaun)
J.T. SmithDana Stinson
Rockwilder 4:59
3. `Back Where I Belong` (featuring Ja Rule)
J.T. SmithVada Nobles
Vada NoblesMarc Wiggins
4:07
4. `LL Cool J` (featuring Kandice Love)
J.T. SmithGeorge SpiveyJay Hawkins
DJ Scratch 4:24
5. `Take It Off`
J.T. SmithAdam Fenton
Adam F 3:34
6. `Skit` 0:45
7. `Fuhgidabowdit` (featuring DMX and Method Man & Redman)
J.T. SmithJean-Claude OlivierSamuel BarnesEarl SimmonsClifford SmithReggie Noble
Trackmasters 4:33
8. `Farmers` (featuring Tikki Diamondz)
J.T. SmithEdward HinsonNorman WhitfieldBarrett Strong
Self 3:39
9. `This Is Us` (featuring Carl Thomas)
J.T. SmithNoblesCarl Thomas
Vada Nobles 5:55
10. `Can`t Think`
J.T. SmithTyrone Fyffe
Ty Fyffe 4:52
11. `Hello` (featuring Amil)
J.T. SmithSpiveyDenzil MillerBernard Edwards
DJ Scratch 3:52
12. `You and Me` (featuring Kelly Price)
J.T. SmithSpiveyGiuliano SalerniPhil Hurtt
DJ Scratch 5:31
13. `Homicide`
J.T. SmithSpiveyCarlos Guedes
DJ Scratch 5:01
14. `U Can`t Fuck with Me` (featuring Snoop Dogg, Xzibit and Jayo Felony)
J.T. SmithSpivey
DJ Scratch 4:26
15. `Queens Is` (featuring Prodigy)
J.T. SmithKejuan MuchitaAlbert Johnson
Havoc 4:25
16. `The G.O.A.T.`
J.T. SmithFenton
Adam F. 4:09
Bonus tracks
No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length
17. `Ill Bomb` (Funkmaster Flex & Big Kap featuring LL Cool J)
J.T. SmithSpiveyElias Wrubel
DJ Scratch 4:02
18. `M.I.S.S. I` (featuring Case)
J.T. SmithTonee McClintonKarlyton Clanton
Ill Am 3:18
19. `Shut `Em Down`
J.T. SmithSpivey
DJ Scratch 3:23
Total length: 73:43
Sample credits[16]

`LL Cool J` contains a sample from `I Put a Spell on You` (1956) as performed by Screaming Jay Hawkins.
`Farmers` contains a sample from `Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite the World)` (1971) as performed by the Temptations.
`Hello` contains elements of `Telephone` (1984) as performed by Diana Ross.
`You and Me` contains an interpolation of `You`ll Never Know` (1981) as performed by Hi-Gloss.
`Homicide` contains a sample from of `Harposaurus` (1992) as performed by Carlos Guedes
`Ill Bomb` contains a sample from `I`m Afraid the Masquerade Is Over` (1971) as performed by David Porter.