Fetti

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Fetti
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 31, 2018 (2018-10-31)
Recorded2017–18 [1]
Genre Hip-hop
Length23:37
Label
Producer The Alchemist
Freddie Gibbs chronology
Freddie
(2018)
Fetti
(2018)
Bandana
(2019)
Fetti track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Location Remote"2:55
2."The Blow"2:31
3."New Thangs"2:23
4."Saturday Night Special"3:28
5."Now & Later Gators" (performed by Freddie Gibbs)2:33
6."No Window Tints" (performed by Currensy)1:40
7."Willie Lloyd" (performed by Freddie Gibbs)2:42
8."Tapatio"2:53
9."Bundy & Sincere"2:23
Total length:23:37

Personnel

Credits adapted from Freddie Gibbs's Twitter account. [12]

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