The 1993 album "Get in Where You Fit In" saw Too Short continue his signature blend of explicit, funk-infused West Coast hip-hop, finding a commercial foothold on Jive Records. This album marked a period of significant mainstream visibility for the veteran Oakland rapper.
- "Get in Where You Fit In" was Too Short's second album released on Jive Records.
- The album features guest appearances from artists such as The Delinquents, Mhis, and Star.
- The album's lead single, "I'm the Neighborhood," received moderate airplay on urban radio and MTV.
Too Short is a rapper from Los Angeles, California, known for his pioneering work in the West Coast hip-hop scene and his signature pimp-centric lyrical themes. By 1993, he had established himself as a consistent presence in the genre, having already released several independent albums before signing with a major label.
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