Super Pack

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ReleasedApril 20, 2010 (2010-04-20)
Genre Hip Hop
Length1:25:03
Label Fly Union Records
The Greater Than Club
Producer Fly Union
Fly Union chronology
Value Pack 4
(2010)
Super Pack
(2010)
Value Pack 5
(2010)
Singles from Super Pack
  1. "Poed Up"
    Released: December 25, 2009
  2. "Like That"
    Released: February 1, 2010
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Super Pack is a compilation album by hip hop group Fly Union. [2] [3] [4] [5] The album was released on April 20, 2010. [6] The album compiles the first four installments of Fly Union's Value Pack series of EPs (Value Pack 1, Value Pack 2, Value Pack 3 and Value Pack 4) along with seven previously unreleased songs. [7] The album features guest appearances from artists Big Sean, [8] Curren$y, [9] Dom Kennedy, [10] and Willie the Kid. [11]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Poed Up" (featuring Big Sean) S. Anderson, I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:39
2."Kill Em"J. Smith3:51
3."911"I. Houpe, J. Tribune2:45
4."Airplane" (featuring Curren$y) S. Franklin, I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune4:03
5."Roller Coaster"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:22
6."Lil Super Star"I. Houpe, J. Tribune3:44
7."Bad"J. Smith2:25
8."Great" (featuring Willie the Kid)I. Houpe, W. Jackson, J. Smith, J. Tribune4:46
9."Parlay'N"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune2:34
10."She Don't Know Me"I. Houpe, J. Tribune3:26
11."Atl"I. Houpe, J. Smith,3:17
12."Like That" (featuring Dom Kennedy) D. Hunn, J. Smith4:32
13."Hello"I. Houpe, J. Tribune4:54
14."Less is More"J. Smith3:57
15."All is Well" (featuring Afaliah)Afaliah, J. Smith3:33
16."Grind Like"I. Houpe, J. Tribune4:17
17."Getchu There"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune4:37
18."When We"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:50
19."Only One"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:37
20."Feel My Face"I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:37
21."Coming to America"J. Smith4:09
22."Gold Chain (On Credit)" (featuring Rashad)Rashad, J. Smith3:18
23."Be the One (Remix)" (featuring Jack Peñate) J. Peñate, J. Smith2:57
24."Poed Up (Radio Edit)" (featuring Big Sean) S. Anderson, I. Houpe, J. Smith, J. Tribune3:30

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