  Timbaland was born Timothy Z.
Mosley on March 10, 1972 in Virginia. In the
1990s, Timbaland established himself as one
of the best rap and hip-hop producer by
producing such artists as Missy
Elliott, Jodeci, Aaliyah, Jay-Z, Ginuwine,
Ludacris, Bubba
Sparxxxx, Nas, Brandy, Snoop
Dogg, Nelly Furtado, and Justin
Timberlake to name a few. As a performer,
Timbaland has hit the charts with Magoo
and as a solo performer.
 # 190
Singles Artist of the Year
 The single "Up Jumps Da' Boogie" was certified
gold.
Magoo &
Timbaland hit the Top 40 with "Up Jumps Da' Boogie."
Magoo &
Timbaland topped the Billboard Hot Rap
Singles chart with "Up Jumps Da' Boogie."
 Timbaland & Magoo released Welcome
To Our World.
 # 117
Singles Artist of the Year
Timbaland released Tim's
Bio: Life From Da Basement.
 Timbaland & Magoo released Indecent
Proposal.
Timbaland & Magoo released Under
Construction, Pt. II.
 # 69
Singles Artist of the Year
 Timbaland hit the Top 40 helping
out Nelly Furtado with "Promiscuous" from her LP Loose.
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Hot Singles Sales chart and Hot Digital Songs
chart helping out Nelly Furtado with "Promiscuous."
Timbaland topped the Canadian
singles chart helping out Nelly Furtado with
"Promiscuous."
Timbaland hit the Top 10 helping out Nelly Furtado with "Promiscuous."
 Timbaland hit #1 for 7 weeks helping out Nelly Furtado with "Promiscuous."
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Hot 100 chart, Pop 100 chart, and Pop 100
Airplay chart helping out Nelly Furtado with
"Promiscuous."
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Hot Dance Club Play chart helping out Nelly Furtado
with "Promiscuous."
Timbaland ended the year with
the #1 single of the year on the ARC Weekly
Top 40 year-end countdown helping out Nelly Furtado with
"Promiscuous."
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Year-End Charts with the Top Pop 100
Song ("Promiscuous" with Nelly Furtado).
 # 6
Singles Artist of the Year
 Timbaland hit the Top 40 with
help from Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake with "Give It To Me."
Timberland won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording (for Justin Timberlake's
"SexyBack") and was nominated for Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
("Promiscuous" with Nelly Furtado).
Timbaland hit the Top 10 with help from Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake with "Give It To Me."
 Timbaland released Timbaland
Presents Shock Value.
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Hot 100 chart, Pop 100 chart,and Hot Digital
Songs chart with help from Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake with "Give It To Me."
Timbaland topped the UK singles
chart with help from Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake with "Give It To Me."
Timbaland hit #1 for a week with help from Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake with "Give It To Me."
 Timbaland hit the Top 40 with Keri
Hilson with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland hit the Top 10 with Keri
Hilson with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland topped the UK singles
chart with Keri Hilson with
"The Way I Are."
 Timberlake hit the Top 40
helping out 50 Cent with
"Ayo Technology."
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Pop 100 chart and Pop 100 Airplay chart with Keri
Hilson with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland hit #1 for 3 weeks with Keri
Hilson with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland was nominated for a MTV Video Music
Award for Most
Earthshattering Collaboration
("SexyBack" with Justin
Timberlake).
Timbaland topped the Canadian
singles chart with Keri Hilson
with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland hit the Top 40 with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
 Timbaland
topped the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay chart
with Keri Hilson with "The Way I Are."
Timbaland hit the Top 10 with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Pop 100 chart, Pop 100 Airplay chart, and Hot
Digital Songs chart with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
Timbaland topped the Canadian
singles chart with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
Timberlake hit the Top 10 helping out 50 Cent with
"Ayo Technology."
Timbaland #1 for 6 weeks with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
Timbaland was nominated for an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist.
Timbaland
Presents Shock Value was certified
platinum.
 Timbaland hit the Top 40 with
help from Keri Hilson and Nicole
Scherzinger with "Scream."
Timbaland was named in an
investigation looking into the receivership
or usage of steroids in the entertainment
industry according to a published report.
Timbaland topped the Billboard
Hot Adult Top 40 Tracks chart with OneRepublic
with "Apologize."
 Timbaland was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards including Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
("Give It To Me" with Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake) and Producer of the
Year (non-classical).
Timbaland hit the Top 40 with Flo Rida with
"Elevator."
The single "Apologize" was certified 3x
platinum.
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Timbaland &
Magoo: Welcome To Our World
Released: November, 1997
US: Platinum
Tracks: "Beep
Beep" - "Feel It" - "Up Jumps Da' Boogie" -
"Clock Strikes" - "15
After Da' Hour" - "Ms.
Parker" (with Luve Jon) - "Luv
2 Luv U" (Remix) (with Shaunta
Montgomery & Playa) - "Luv 2 Luv
U" (with St. Nick & Playa) -
"Smoke In Da' Air" (with Playa)
- "Intro Buddha" (with Buddha
Brother, Big B & DJ Law) -
"Peepin' My Style" -
"Writtin' Rhymes" - "Deep
In Your Memory" - "Clock
Strikes" (Remix) - "Sex
Beat" (Interlude) - "Man
Undercover" (with Aaliyah &
Missy Elliott) - "Joy" (with
Ginuwine & Playa) - "Up Jumps Da' Boogie" (Remix)
(with Missy Elliott) |
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Tim's Bio: Life From Da
Basement
Released: November, 1998
Billboard
peak:
# 41
Tracks: "Intro"
(with T.K. Kirkland) - "Get It
On" (with Bassey) - "To
My" (with Nas & Mad Skillz) -
"Here We Come" (with Magoo
& Missy Elliott) - "Wit' Yo' Bad
Self" (with Mad Skillz) -
"Lobster & Scrimp" (with
Jay-Z) - "What Cha Know About
This" (with Moca & Baby Blue) -
"Can't Nobody" (with 1 Life 2
Live) - "What Cha Talkin' Bout"
(with Lil' Man, Static & Magoo) -
"Put 'Em On" (with Static &
Yaushameen Michael) - "Fat
Rabbit" (with Ludacris) - "Who
Am I" (with Twista) - "Talking
On The Phone" (with Kelly Price,
Missy Elliott & Lil' Man) -
"Keep It Real" (with Ginuwine)
- "John Blaze" (with Aaliyah
& Missy Elliott) -
"Birthday" (with Playa) -
"3:30 In The Morning" (with
Virginia Williams) - "Outro" -
"Bringin' It" (with Troy
Mitchell) |
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Timbaland &
Magoo: Indecent Proposal
Released: November, 2001
Billboard
peak:
# 29
Tracks: "Intro"
- "Drop" (with Fatman Scoop) -
"All Y'all" (with Sin &
Sebastian) - "Indian Carpet"
(with Static) - "Party People"
(with Jay-Z) - "People Like
Myself" (with Static Sebastian) -
"Voice Mail" (with Michelle
Robinson) - "Serious" (with
Sebastian & Petey Pablo) - "Roll
Out" (with Sebastian & Petey
Pablo) - "Love Me" (with Tweet
& Petey Pablo) - "Baby
Bubba" (with Petey Pablo) - "In
Time" (with Ms. Jade & Mad
Skillz) - "Mr. Richards" (with
Petey Pablo) - "Considerate
Brotha" (with Ludacris) - "Beat
Club" (with Sebastian & Sin) -
"I Am Music" (with Static &
Aaliyah) |
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Timbaland &
Magoo: Under Construction, Pt.
II
Released: November, 2003
Tracks:
"Intro/Straight Outta Virginia"
- "Cop That S***" (with Missy
Elliott) - "Shenanigans" (with
Bubba Sparxxx) - "Leavin'"
(with Attitude) - "That S*** Gonna
Work" - "Don't Make Me Take It
There" (with Frank Lee White) -
"Indian Flute" (with Sebastian
& Raje Shwari) - "Can We Do It
Again" - "Naughty Eye"
(with Sebastian & Raje Shwari) -
"N 2 Da Music" (with Brandy) -
"Hold On" (with Wyclef Jean) -
"Insane" (with Candice
"Gg" Nelson) -
"Throwback" - "Hold
Cutz" - "I Got Luv" -
"Naughty Eye II ('Hips')" (with
Beenie Man) |
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Timbaland Presents Shock
Value
Released: April, 2007
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Oh
Timbaland" - "Give It To Me" (with Nelly
Furtado & Justin Timberlake) -
"Release" (with Justin
Timberlake) - "The Way I Are" (with Keri
Hilson) - "Bounce" (with Dr.
Dre, Missy Elliott & Justin
Timberlake) - "Come & Get
Me" (with 50 Cent & Tony Yayo) -
"Kill Yourself" (with Sebastian
& Attitude) -
"Boardmeeting" (with Magoo) -
"Fantasy" (with Money) - "Scream" (with Keri
Hilson & Nicole Scherzinger) -
"Miscommunication" (with
Sebastian & Keri Hilson) -
"Bombay" (with Amar & Jim
Beanz) - "Throw It On Me" (with
The Hives) - "Time" (with She
Wants Revenge) - "One &
Only" (with Fallout Boy) - "Apologize" (with One
Republic) - "2 Man Show" (with
Elton John) |
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