Remember My Name (album)

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Remember My Name
Lil Durk Remember My Name.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedJune 2, 2015 (2015-06-02)
Recorded2014–15
Genre
Length41:11
Label
Producer
Lil Durk chronology
Signed to the Streets 2
(2014)
Remember My Name
(2015)
Lil Durk 2X
(2016)
Deluxe edition cover
RememberMyNameDeluxeCoverLilDurk.jpg
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."500 Homicides"
C-Sick2:43
2."Amber Alert" Metro Boomin 3:03
3."Like Me" (featuring Jeremih)
3:58
4."Lord Don't Make Me Do It" FKi 3:49
5."Don't Judge Me"
  • Banks
  • Sydne George
  • Brandon Whitfield
B Wheezy3:09
6."Tryna' Tryna'" (featuring Logic)
DJ L3:20
7."Higher"
  • Banks
  • Buckner
DJ L3:32
8."Resume" Young Chop 3:13
9."What Your Life Like"
  • Banks
  • Pittman
Young Chop3:07
10."Why Me" London on da Track 3:52
Total length:33:46
Deluxe edition (bonus tracks)
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
11."Ghetto (Grew Up)" (featuring Hypno Carlito)
  • Banks
  • Pittman
Young Chop3:53
12."Remember My Name" (featuring King Popo)
  • Banks
  • Buckner
  • Darius Luckett
  • Wadell Brooks
  • Raheem Olowopopo
  • DJ L
  • D Brooks Exclusive
3:28
Total length:41:11

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