Deal or No Deal (album)

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Deal or No Deal
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ReleasedNovember 24, 2009
Genre Hip hop
Length53:55
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Wiz Khalifa chronology
Show and Prove
(2006)
Deal or No Deal
(2009)
Kush & Orange Juice
(2010)
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Deal or No Deal is the second studio album by American rapper Wiz Khalifa. It was released on November 24, 2009, by Rostrum Records and iHipHop Distribution. I.D. Labs produced most of the tracks throughout the whole album, alongside a variety of several record producers such as Johnny Juliano, Monsta Beatz and Sledgren, among others. The album was promoted by a lead single, "This Plane". [4]

Contents

Upon its release, the album sold 5,900 copies in its first week. [5] To date, the album sold 167,000+ copies in the United States. [6]

Singles

The album was promoted by a lead single, called "This Plane". The track was produced by Eric Dan, who's a member of the production team I.D. Labs.

Track listing

No.TitleProducer(s)Length
1."'Bout Ya'll" (featuring Josh Everette)
4:00
2."Chewy"
  • Josh Everette
  • Eric Dan (I.D. Labs)
3:09
3."Friendly" (featuring Curren$y)Monsta Beatz3:25
4."Goodbye"Johnny Juliano3:14
5."Hit tha Flo"Eric Dan (I.D. Labs)3:02
6."Lose Control"
  • Josh Everette
  • Eric Dan (I.D. Labs)
3:34
7."Moola and the Guap" (featuring Lavish and L.C.)Sledgren4:32
8."Studio Lovin'"Johnny Juliano4:19
9."Right Here" (featuring Josh Everette)Sledgren4:14
10."Red Carpet (Like a Movie)"
  • Ryan M. Tedder
  • Andrew "Drew" Clifton
3:34
11."Superstar"Johnny Juliano3:22
12."Take Away"Big Jerm (I.D. Labs)3:21
13."This Plane"Eric Dan (I.D. Labs)3:16
14."Who I Am"
  • Sledgren
  • Exchange Student (co.)
3:31
15."Young Boy Talk"Sledgren3:23

Charts

Charts (2010)Peak
position
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums ( Billboard ) [7] 25
US Top Rap Albums ( Billboard ) [7] 10

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