Ruff Endz's official music video for 'Someone To Love You'. As featured on Greatest Hits.

Someone to Love You is the second studio album by Ruff Endz. It peaked at No. 27 on the. Billboard 200 and No. 8 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums chart selling 75,000 copies in its first week The lead single, "Someone to Love You", was released to Mainstream Urban, Rhythmic and Urban AC radio on February 11, 2002. The music video for the track debuted on . s 106 & Park on March 18, 2002.

Someone to Love You. Ruff Endz. Produced by Cory Rooney & Troy Oliver. Album Someone to Love You. Someone to Love You Lyrics. I picture that I can read your mind And tell you everything you're going through Baby I've tried to find, i've the reasons why You're alone and acting so cold.

Album · 2002 · 14 Songs. Ruff Endz featuring Memphis Bleek. See All. Love Crimes.

1. Someone To Love You. 4:57. 2. Love Of All Time (Will You Be Mine). Someone To Love You ‎(2xLP, Album).

Features Song Lyrics for Ruff Endz's Someone to Love You album. You Mean the World to Me Lyrics. 4. Will You Be Mine Lyrics. 5. Ruff Endz Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.

By the time that Someone to Love You, the second Ruff Endz album, was released, the title track, its first single, had stalled halfway up the R&B Top 40. That did not seem to bode well for the album, since the still-developing duo remained best known for their 2000 debut single, "No More," rather than their first album, Love Crimes. And that was a shame, because Someone to Love You marked an improvement over its predecessor

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Someone To Love You Album. Veröffentlicht am 2002.

Someone to Love You" offers the whole range of predictable formulas that hitmakers used to generate hits circa 2002. There are the club tracks, the "thug" tracks, the "freaky" tracks, the slow jams, the rap collabos, the "international" track, and the "love or money" song. Then again, I suppose there's something to be said for the fact that this was the last we've heard of Ruff Endz. As it is, it's a totally generic album in every sense with remarkably inconsistent content. Fans of early-2000s R&B may enjoy some of it, but others should just spring for the title cuts and other highlights.