Dru World Order was released on November 26, 2002, two years after its original planned release date. Nearly all of the album's tracks were produced by Nokio, who sung lead on the tracks "She Said" and "Men Always Regret". Producers such as Bryan Michael Cox and Kwamé also made contributions. Most of the album's tracks featured Sisqó, Jazz, Woody, and Scola sharing the leads, including the lead single "I Should Be...". "I Should Be..." was a Top 30 pop hit and a Top 10 R&B hit, while its follow-up "I Love You" failed to make a strong impression. Dru World Order was released on November 26, 2002, two years after its original planned release date. Nearly all of the album's tracks were produced by Nokio, who sung lead on the tracks "She Said" and "Men Always Regret". Producers such as Bryan Michael Cox and Kwamé also made contributions. Most of the album's tracks featured Sisqó, Jazz, Woody, and Scola sharing the leads, including the lead single "I Should Be...". "I Should Be..." was a Top 30 pop hit and a Top 10 R&B hit, while its follow-up "I Love You" failed to make a strong impression. false 2025-01-31 20:05:32 2002 2002-11-26 2002-11-26 56 Contemporary R&B R&B 120426 2165644 50f25b2f-dc82-43eb-b0d7-d87d00717945 2d7d0a67-ae5d-4ac0-93aa-aa52ef3a976a b0e026a1-1558-3cee-9780-564bf2edd6b8 /media/data/media4/Music/Dru Hill/Dru World Order/folder.jpg Dru Hill Dru Hill 1 1 01:37 1 2 04:36 1 3 04:57 1 4 04:14 1 5 03:48 1 6 03:29 1 7 03:40 1 8 04:18 1 9 03:44 1 10 05:13 1 11 04:41 1 12 04:09 1 13 07:20