7220

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7220
Lil Durk - 7220.png
Studio album by
Lil Durk
ReleasedMarch 11, 2022 (2022-03-11)
Genre
Length47:55
Label
Producer
  • Aye Peewee
  • AyeTM
  • Ayo Bleu
  • Beezo
  • Charlie Handsome
  • Chase Davis
  • Chopsquad DJ
  • Coco
  • Cubeatz
  • David Morse
  • DB
  • DJ Bandz
  • DJ FMCT
  • DJ Mxngo
  • DJ Young Pharaoh
  • DKeyz
  • Dmac
  • Faatkid Goin Crazy
  • Grayson
  • Gxsha
  • Harto Beats
  • Haze
  • Hitmaka
  • Hoops
  • Irocconthebeat
  • J Thrash On The Track
  • JahDaGod
  • JiggaSosa
  • Jimmy Meech
  • Joe Reeves
  • John Lam
  • John Luther
  • K1ngm3
  • Louie Montana
  • LowLowTurnThatUp
  • Marko Lenz
  • MatthewFM
  • NFE Paris
  • Nuki
  • Oz on the Track
  • Pluto Brazy
  • Real Red
  • Shaad K'Rounds
  • SirFredo
  • Southside
  • Stg2x
  • Tahj Money
  • TM88
  • Too Dope
  • Touch of Trent
  • Trill Bans
  • TurnMeUpJosh
  • Uncle Cameron
  • Wheezy
  • Will-A-Fool
  • YC
  • YodaYae1K
  • Young T
  • Zypitano
Lil Durk chronology
The Voice of the Heroes
(2021)		7220
(2022)		 Loyal Bros 2
(2022)
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7220 track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Started From"
  • Touch of Trent
  • Haze
2:01
2."Headtaps"
  • Banks
  • Turner
  • David Morse
  • Touch of Trent
  • Morse
2:53
3."AHHH HA"
3:06
4."Shootout @ My Crib"
  • Banks
  • Devonte Richmond
  • Maliki Decampos
  • Jarvis Adams, Jr.
  • DJ Bandz
  • DJ FMCT
  • JahDaGod
2:33
5."Golden Child"
1:54
6."No Interviews"
  • Banks
  • Turner
  • Henri Velasco
  • Touch of Trent
  • Hoops
2:59
7."Petty Too" (featuring Future)
  • DJ Young Pharaoh
  • Irocconthebeat
  • Zypitano
2:39
8."Barbarian"
  • Banks
  • David McDowell
  • John Lam
  • Roland Hannah
  • Dmac
  • Lam
  • Pluto Brazy
2:29
9."What Happened to Virgil" (featuring Gunna)
Chopsquad DJ3:01
10."Grow Up/Keep It on Speaker"
  • Banks
  • Morse
  • Julian Davis
  • William Byrd
  • Daniel Ivy
  • Dominic Brooks
  • Ridge Williams
  • Morse
  • Chase Davis
  • Will-A-Fool
  • Oz on the Track
  • Faatkid Goin Crazy
  • K1ngm3
3:16
11."Smoking & Thinking"
  • Banks
  • Richmond
  • Decampos
  • Cameron Hubler
  • Gabriel Kerr
  • David Cabral
  • YodaYae1K
  • DJ Bandz
  • DJ FMCT
  • Uncle Cameron
  • Stg2x
  • DKeyz
  • YodaYae1K
2:27
12."Blocklist"
  • Banks
  • Richmond
  • Decampos
  • Adams
  • DJ Bandz
  • DJ FMCT
  • JahDaGod
2:06
13."Difference Is" (featuring Summer Walker)
  • Touch of Trent
  • AyeTM
3:13
14."Federal Nightmares"
  • Banks
  • Turner
  • Tahj Vaughn
  • Braylen Rembert
  • DJ Mxngo
  • Touch of Trent
  • Tahj Money
  • Ayo Bleu
  • DJ Mxngo
2:31
15."Love Dior Banks"
  • Banks
  • Rembert
  • Joshua Samuel
  • Saad Ghallab
  • Jeremiah Thrasher
  • Ayo Bleu
  • Turn Me Up Josh
  • Coco
  • J Thrash On The Track
3:11
16."Pissed Me Off"
  • Banks
  • Matthew Manuel
  • MatthewFM
2:03
17."Broadway Girls" (featuring Morgan Wallen)
  • Charlie Handsome
  • Reeves
3:05
Total length:45:35
7220 track listing for deluxe edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
18."So What"
  • Banks
  • Teun Bauhuis
  • Grayson Serio
  • Manuel
  • Young T
  • Grayson
  • MatthewFM
2:57
19."Huuuh"
  • Banks
  • Shapkin Georgiy
  • John Balan
  • Justin Gibson
  • Gxsha
  • LowLowTurnThatUp
  • Jusvibes
2:54
20."Hear It Back" (featuring Moneybagg Yo)
  • Beezo
  • Louie Montana
  • Marko Lenz
2:14
21."Selling Lashes"
  • Banks
  • Manuel
  • MatthewFM
2:21
22."Burglars & Murderers" (featuring EST Gee)
  • Chopsquad DJ
2:40
23."Risky"
  • Banks
  • Jackson
Chopsquad DJ3:38
24."Did Shit to Me" (featuring Doodie Lo)
  • STG Beats
  • Jimmy Meech
  • DJ Bandz
2:36
25."Smurk Outta Here"
2:21
26."IYKYK" (featuring Ella Mai and A Boogie wit da Hoodie)
  • Touch of Trent
  • Tahj Money
  • Harto Beats
  • Shaad K'Rounds
3:03
27."Unhappy Father's Day"
  • Banks
  • Gibson
  • William Ramos
  • Thrasher
  • Balan
  • Jusvibes
  • Aye Peewee
  • J Thrash On The Track
  • LowLowTurnThatUp
3:27
28."Expedite This Letter"
  • Banks
  • John Carolus
  • Darryon Bunton
  • Glass
  • John Luther
  • DB
  • Wheezy
2:23
29."Two Hours From Atlanta"
  • Banks
  • Jackson
  • Chopsquad DJ
2:29
30."Hearing Sirens"
  • Banks
  • Rembert
  • Thrasher
  • Ramos
  • Ayo Bleu
  • J Thrash On The Track
  • Aye Peewee
2:29
7220 track listing for reloaded edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
31."Computer Murderers"
  • Banks
  • Turner
  • Marko Cervantes
  • Touch of Trent
  • TrillBans
2:20
Total length:80:47

Notes

Personnel

Credits adapted from Genius, Muso.Ai & Tidal

Technical

Charts

Certifications

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
United States (RIAA) [48] Platinum1,000,000‡

‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

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