Roll wit tha Flava is a compilation album produced by Flavor Unit and released by Epic Records in 1993.
In late 1992, Queen Latifah created Flavor Unit Records. The label, located in Jersey City, New Jersey, served as a production company before pivoting to releasing music. In March 1993, Flavor Unit entered an exclusive distribiton contract with Epic Records, with the album Roll wit tha Flava being included in it, with a slated release of April that year.
The first single from the album, which was the title track, was released on February 9. It was supported by a music video, featuring contributions by the Flavor Unit MCs. The single was moderately successful, peaking at No. 8 in the Dance Singles Sales chart and No. 86 in the Billboard Hot 100. The album itself was released on May 3, 1993.
Heather Phares of AllMusic noted how the album "collects a diverse array of rap singles from Nikki D., Flavor Units MCs, Latee, and Cee/Leshaun". She praised "L.A. Bring Tha Flava", "Sounds of Fattness", "On the Bone Again", "Bring It On," and "Enough Is Enough, calling them "among the highlights of the album". Michael A. Gonzales, writing for Billboard, stated that it was "working well as an introduction to the Flavor Unit posse", praising the multiple artists concept and the album's "gritty funk and street attitude."
Bob Davis, writing for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, likened the album to a salad bar, stating that although "there's plenty on this compilation to turn your stomach", "the digging pays off in large portions". Kevin Jackson of the Jamaica Observer called it an "all-star compilation", stating that "Hey Mr. D.J." "became a party anthem".