One track featured on the album is the remix to “Who U Is (Might Be The Police) by Miami’s own Brisco from Poe Boy Entertainment. When asked how it feels to be featured on the album, Brisco said, “The boy showed me a lot of love. Basically I want to thank him because he showed me a lot of love. He didn’t have to do that. We came up together in [Miami] and this rap game and he recognized that. All my support goes out to Pit and everything he is doing. He is doing some of the biggest things Miami has ever seen from a Latino. That shows true Miami love."
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Brisco Featured On Pitbull’s M.I. Still A.M.I.
Other tracks on the album include Ying Yang Twins & Elephant Man (“Shake remix”), Lil’ Flip (“Dammit Man remix”), Nina Sky (“Turnin’ Me On remix”), Lil’ Jon and Ivy Queen (“Culo remix”), and Rich Boy ("Get To Poppin’ remix”). Other appearances include T.O.K., Daddy Yankee, Mr. Vegas, and Kardinal Offishall. The bonus DVD component offers Pitbull's performances from the "2004 MTV Latin Video Music Awards”, Sí TV's "The Drop", G4 TV's "Attack of the Show," "LATV Live" and his appearance at Hot 97's Summer Jam 2005 which aired on Fuse. The DVD also features Pitbull's videos for "Culo" and "Toma". Pitbull's sophomore album, 'El Mariel', will drop in 2006. Jim Jonsin of Usual Suspects, Lil Jon, Diddy, Irv Gotti, and Alchemist are just some of the artists and producers who have contributed material to make the album.
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