Trill OG

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Trill OG
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Studio album by
Bun B
ReleasedAugust 3, 2010 (2010-08-03)
Recorded2008–2010
Genre
Length60:23
Label
Producer
Bun B chronology
II Trill
(2008)		Trill OG
(2010)		 Trill OG: The Epilogue
(2013)
Screwed & Chopped cover
Trill O.G. Chopped Cover.JPG
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Chuuch!!!" (featuring J. Prince)
Below4:46
2."Trillionaire" (featuring T-Pain)
 J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League 4:07
3."Just Like That" (featuring Young Jeezy and Lil Scrappy)
 Drumma Boy 4:16
4."Put It Down" (featuring Drake)
4:32
5."Right Now" (featuring Pimp C, 2Pac, and Trey Songz)
  • Below
  • Marq Moody [a]
3:33
6."That's a Song" (skit; performed by Bluesman Ceddy St. Louis)  0:24
7."Countin' Money" (featuring Yo Gotti and Gucci Mane)
 DJ B-Do 3:34
8."SpeakEasy" (featuring Twista and Bluesman Ceddy St. Louis)
  • Big E
  • Joshua Moore [a]
4:04
9."Lights, Camera, Action"
  • Freeman
  • Below
Below3:34
10."I Git Down 4 Mine"
  • Freeman
  • Below
Below4:07
11."Snow Money"
  • Freeman
  • Below
Below4:34
12."Ridin' Slow" (featuring Slim Thug and Play-N-Skillz)
 Play-N-Skillz 5:09
13."Let 'Em Know"
 DJ Premier 4:11
14."Listen" (skit; performed by Bluesman Ceddy St. Louis)  0:24
15."All a Dream" (featuring LeToya Luckett)
  • Freeman
  • Crowe
  • Ortiz
J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League3:23
16."It's Been a Pleasure" (featuring Drake)
  • Freeman
  • Graham
  • Samuels
  • Tennant
5:46
Deluxe edition bonus tracks
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
17."Gladiator" (featuring Truck Buck)
  • Below
  • Evans [a]
  • Marq Moody [a]
4:45
18."Sext Me" (featuring Just Brittany, Candi Redd, Surreal, Troublesum, and RawLT)Below5:12
19."Real Live" (featuring Gator Mane and GLC) Sound M.O.B. 4:45
20."Git In" (featuring Big Capp and Young Money Moe)Below4:25
iTunes bonus tracks
No.TitleProducer(s)Length
17."The Best Is Back"Below3:34
18."Untitled Flow (58 Bars)"Below2:54
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