Complete List Of Young Thug Albums And Discography

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Young Thug, born Jeffery Lamar Williams on August 16, 1991, in Atlanta, Georgia, is a prominent figure in American hip-hop, known for his unique vocal style and fashion sense. He rose to prominence in 2013 with his mixtape series ‘1017 Thug’ and gained widespread attention with the singles “Stoner” and “Danny Glover.” Young Thug’s 2015 mixtape “Barter 6” debuted in the top 25 of the US Billboard 200, and his collaborations with artists like Gucci Mane, Rich Homie Quan, and Birdman were pivotal in his early career.

Young Thug further solidified his status in the mainstream with the success of the mixtape ‘Jeffery’ and his contributions to the number-one single “Havana” by Camila Cabello. Young Thug’s 2019 album ‘So Much Fun’ debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, and he won a Grammy for Song of the Year in 2019 as a songwriter on Childish Gambino’s “This Is America.” Known for his eccentric and pioneering approach to hip-hop, Young Thug has influenced a new generation of artists and continues to be a significant and innovative presence in the genre.

Barter 6

Released April 17, 2015

Barter 6, released on April 17, 2015, marked the debut commercial mixtape of Atlanta-based rapper Young Thug, born Jeffery Lamar Williams. The album was primarily recorded in Atlanta, Georgia, and was produced by a range of producers, including London on da Track, Wheezy, and Ricky Racks. Barter 6 showcased Young Thug’s unique vocal style and eccentric lyrical approach, setting him apart in the hip-hop scene. The mixtape features collaborations with artists such as Birdman, T.I., and Boosie Badazz. Notable tracks like “Check” and “Halftime” display Thug’s knack for catchy hooks and innovative melodies, contributing to the mixtape’s critical acclaim.

CD Track Listings:

“Constantly Hating” (feat. Birdman) – 4:27
“With That” (feat. Duke) – 3:22
“Can’t Tell” (feat. T.I. and Boosie Badazz) – 4:33
“Check” – 3:50
“Never Had It” (feat. Young Dolph) – 4:14
“Dream” (feat. Yak Gotti) – 3:01
“Dome” (feat. Duke) – 3:51
“Halftime” – 3:44
“Amazing” (feat. Jacquees) – 3:36
“Knocked Off” (feat. Birdman) – 3:58
“OD” – 3:56
“Numbers” – 3:26
“Just Might Be” – 4:22

Jeffery

Released August 26, 2016

Jeffery, released on August 26, 2016, is a mixtape that further established Young Thug as a significant figure in the rap scene. This project, named after Thug’s real name, Jeffery Lamar Williams, was recorded in various locations and featured production from notable producers like Wheezy, TM88, and Billboard Hitmakers. Jeffery is known for its experimental sound and Thug’s versatile vocal delivery. The mixtape includes hits like “Wyclef Jean” and “Pick Up the Phone” (a collaborative track with Travis Scott and Quavo), showcasing Thug’s ability to blend different musical styles.

CD Track Listings:

“Wyclef Jean” – 3:56
“Floyd Mayweather” (feat. Travis Scott, Gucci Mane, and Gunna) – 5:03
“Swizz Beatz” – 3:16
“Future Swag” – 2:46
“RiRi” – 4:04
“Guwop” (feat. Quavo, Offset, and Young Scooter) – 5:16
“Harambe” – 3:10
“Webbie” (feat. Duke) – 3:55
“Pop Man” (feat. Wyclef Jean) – 5:43
“Pick Up the Phone” (with Travis Scott, feat. Quavo) – 4:12

Beautiful Thugger Girls

Released June 16, 2017

Beautiful Thugger Girls, released on June 16, 2017, marked a departure from Young Thug’s usual sound, blending more melodic elements and influences from R&B and country music. The album was recorded in various locations and featured a diverse group of producers, including London on da Track, Wheezy, and Rex Kudo. Beautiful Thugger Girls showcased Thug’s versatility as an artist, with tracks like “Family Don’t Matter” and “Relationship” (featuring Future) highlighting his ability to cross genres. The album received widespread acclaim for its innovative approach and further solidified Thug’s status in the industry.

CD Track Listings:

“Family Don’t Matter” (feat. Millie Go Lightly) – 4:40
“Tomorrow Til Infinity” – 2:56
“She Wanna Party” (feat. Millie Go Lightly) – 4:10
“Daddy’s Birthday” – 3:28
“Do U Love Me” – 3:30
“Relationship” (feat. Future) – 3:35
“You Said” – 4:47
“On Fire” – 3:33
“Get High” (feat. Snoop Dogg and Lil Durk) – 4:52
“Feel It” – 3:56
“Me or Us” – 2:39
“Oh Yeah” – 3:11
“For Y’all” (feat. Jacquees) – 3:39
“Take Care” – 3:37

So Much Fun

Released August 16, 2019

So Much Fun, released on August 16, 2019, is Young Thug’s debut studio album. The album, recorded in various locations, features a return to his signature trap sound and includes collaborations with artists like J. Cole, Travis Scott, and Gunna. The production was handled by a variety of producers, including Pi’erre Bourne, Wheezy, and Southside. So Much Fun is characterized by its upbeat and playful nature, with hit tracks such as “The London” (featuring J. Cole and Travis Scott) and “Hot” (featuring Gunna). The album was both a commercial and critical success, debuting at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart.

CD Track Listings:

“Just How It Is” – 3:27
“Sup Mate” (feat. Future) – 3:58
“Ecstasy” (feat. Machine Gun Kelly) – 3:09
“Hot” (feat. Gunna) – 3:13
“Light It Up” – 3:29
“Surf” (feat. Gunna) – 3:04
“Bad Bad Bad” (feat. Lil Baby) – 2:29
“Lil Baby” – 3:22
“What’s the Move” (feat. Lil Uzi Vert) – 4:12
“I Bought Her” (feat. Lil Duke) – 3:21
“Jumped Out the Window” – 3:24
“I’m Scared” (feat. 21 Savage and Doe Boy) – 2:21
“Cartier Gucci Scarf” (feat. Lil Duke) – 3:18
“Big Tipper” (feat. Lil Keed) – 3:44
“Pussy” – 3:04
“Circle of Bosses” (feat. Quavo) – 2:58
“Mannequin Challenge” (feat. Juice WRLD) – 2:42
“Boy Back” (feat. NAV) – 3:22
“The London” (feat. J. Cole and Travis Scott) – 3:20

Punk

Released: October 2021

Punk, Young Thug’s second studio album, represents a departure from his signature trap sound, venturing into more emotive and introspective territory. Released on October 15, 2021, the album diverges from the high-energy style typical of Thug’s previous works, opting instead for a more stripped-back and vulnerable sound. This project reflects a personal and artistic evolution for Young Thug, showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist.

Recording sessions for Punk took place in various locations, including Atlanta and Los Angeles. Young Thug collaborated with a range of producers on the album, including long-time collaborators such as Wheezy, alongside newer names like Pi’erre Bourne. The album features a star-studded list of guest artists, including J. Cole, Travis Scott, Drake, Future, and Doja Cat, among others. These collaborations bring diverse flavors to the album while maintaining a cohesive thematic and sonic identity.

Critically, Punk received a mixed to positive reception. Reviewers praised Young Thug’s experimentation with new styles and his lyrical vulnerability, noting the album’s introspective nature as a welcome change. However, some critics missed the high-energy, trap-centric sound of his earlier work. Commercially, the album performed well, debuting at number one on the US Billboard 200 chart, indicating Young Thug’s continued influence and relevance in the contemporary hip-hop scene.

CD Track Listings:

“Die Slow” (with Strick) – 3:28
“Stressed” (featuring J. Cole and T-Shyne) – 3:32
“Stupid/Asking” – 3:19
“Recognize Real” (featuring Gunna) – 2:42
“Contagious” – 3:25
“Peepin Out The Window” (featuring Future and BSlime) – 3:28
“Rich Nigga Shit” (featuring Juice Wrld) – 3:07
“Livin It Up” (featuring Post Malone and A$AP Rocky) – 3:31
“Yea Yea Yea” – 3:02
“Insure My Wrist” (featuring Gunna) – 2:49
“Scoliosis” (featuring Lil Double 0) – 2:49
“Bubbly” (featuring Drake and Travis Scott) – 3:36
“Road Rage” – 2:31
“Faces” – 2:56
“Droppin Jewels” – 3:08
“Fifth Day Dead” – 3:01
“Icy Hot” (featuring Doja Cat) – 2:50
“Love You More” (featuring Nate Ruess, Gunna, and Jeff Bhasker) – 3:59
“Hate The Game” – 2:45
“Day Before” (featuring Mac Miller) – 3:13

Business Is Business

Released 2023

1. Parade On Cleveland 3:48
2. Money On The Dresser 2:13
3. Gucci Grocery Bag 2:55
4. Cars Bring Me Out 3:22
5. Wit Da Racks 3:46
6. Uncle M 2:20
7. Abracadabra 4:07
8. Went Thru It 2:35
9. Oh U Went 3:05
10. Want Me Dead 3:14
11. Hellcat Kenny 2:34
12. Mad Dog 3:49
13. Jonesboro 2:43
14. Hoodie 3:35
15. Global Access

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