"Came Back For You" (Non Album Track) - 4:20Ĭredits for "Lighters Up" are taken from the singles liner notes."Lighters Up" (Radio Edit) (Explicit Version) - 3:28."Lighters Up" (Remix) (featuring Tego Calderon) - 3:44."Lighters Up" (Remix) (Acapella) - 3:44."Lighters Up" (Remix) (Instrumental) - 3:39."Lighters Up" (Remix) (Explicit Version) - 3:44."Lighters Up" (Remix) (Radio Version) - 3:44.Lighters Up (Welcome To Brooklyn) (Explicit) 4:28.
Lighters Up (Welcome To Brooklyn) (Amended) 4:30."Lighters Up" (Clean Radio Edit) - 3:28."Lighters Up" (Explicit Version) - 4:26.Lauryn Hill wanted to feature on the song but due to label issues it never happened. The original, which features cities throughout the US and overseas during the hook, and another version titled "Lighters Up (Welcome To Brooklyn)", which features spots throughout Brooklyn during the hook. The music video of the song starts with the chorus of the clean version of "Shut Up Bitch", which they say "Shut Up, Chick" instead. A limited edition CD single featuring this remix was given away with purchases of "The Naked Truth" album exclusively at Target. The song featured a new verse and ad-libs from Calderon, as well as a new intro from Kim, but no new verses from Kim. There was also an official remix of the song featuring Tego Calderón. The song is about Kim cautioning people about the dangers and conditions of certain parts of Brooklyn. However, due to the late follow-up, along with little promotions, the single performed less well than previous singles by Lil' Kim. ^shipments figures based on certification aloneĪs the first single from the Naked Truth, the single did reasonably well, creating hype for the album. *sales figures based on certification alone In 2013, the song was voted the best Brooklyn anthem by MTV. The single debuted at number 100 on the Billboard Hot 100, then quickly climbed up to #31 becoming her highest charting solo hit. The album was originally due to be released September the 13th but was delayed until the 27th because Queen Bee Entertainment felt that sales would not hold with the single "Lighters Up". It was released on August 31, 2005, a few weeks before the release of the album The Naked Truth. The song has a similar tone to Damian Marley's Welcome to Jamrock. " Lighters Up" is a single written and recorded by rapper Lil' Kim and produced by her ex-boyfriend, record producer Scott Storch.
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