I Got Next
Album by KRS-One
Released	May 20, 1997
Genre	Hip-hop
Length	45:51
Label	Jive Records
Producer(s)	KRS-One, Commissioner Gordon
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (4/5) link
KRS-One chronology
KRS-One (1995)	I Got Next (1997)	A Retrospective (2000)

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Track listing

Note: Track 19 is a bonus track.

1. "1st Quarter - The Commentary"
2. "2nd Quarter - Free Throws"
3. "The MC"
4. "I Got Next - Neva Hadda Gun"
5. "Heartbeat" (Featuring Angie Martinez & Redman)
6. "Step Into A World (Rapture's Delight)"
7. "A Friend"
8. "H.I.P.H.O.P." (Featuring Thor-El)
9. "Halftime"
10. "3rd Quarter - The Commentary"
11. "Klassicks"
12. "Blowe" (Featuring Redman)
13. "Real Hip-Hop-Part II" (Featuring Mic Vandalz)
14. "Come To Da Party"
15. "Can't Stop, Wont Stop"
16. "Over Ya Head"
17. "Just To Prove A Point"
18. "4th Quarter - Free Throws"
19. "Step Into A World (Rapture's Delight) (Remix)" (Featuring Puff Daddy)

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Chart Positions

Album Chart Positions

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Singles Chart Positions