Trust Fund Babies

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Trust Fund Babies
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Mixtape by
ReleasedOctober 1, 2021
Length28:33
Label
Producer
Lil Wayne chronology
No Ceilings 3
(2020)
Trust Fund Babies
(2021)
I Am Music
(2023)
Rich the Kid chronology
Lucky 7
(2021)
Trust Fund Babies
(2021)
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Feelin' Like Tunechi"
  • Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.
  • Dimitri Leslie Roger
  • Grant Dickinson
The Lab Cook3:06
2."Headlock"
  • Carter
  • Julian Bohorquez
  • Gamal Lewis
  • Roger
  • Brian White
LunchMoney Lewis 3:01
3."Trust Fund"
  • Carter
  • Brytavious Lakeith Chambers
  • Roger
Tay Keith 2:46
4."Admit It"
  • Carter
  • Lewis
  • David A. Marcus
  • Roger
  • Jason Silber
  • Diem
  • Jason "Diet" Silber
  • LunchMoney Lewis
2:10
5."Shh"
  • Carter
  • Rob Curti
  • James Zachary Martinez
  • Paul Penso
  • Roger
  • Nikolai Siebers
  • 808 Jayy
  • Greedo
  • Koncept P
  • Swede
2:46
6."Big Boss"
  • Khalil Barrett
  • Isaiah Blouir
  • Carter
  • Aaron Gilfenbain
  • Jason Goldberg
  • Tom Insana
  • Roger
  • Bloublood
  • Cheese
  • Hurt
  • Swauv
  • West
2:32
7."Still"
  • Carter
  • Shane Lindstrom
  • Roger
Murda Beatz 2:43
8."Bleedin'"
  • Carter
  • John Fitch
  • Daryl Harleaux
  • Roger
MonstaBeatz3:06
9."Buzzin'" (featuring YG)
  • Carter
  • Goldberg
  • Keenon Jackson
  • Samuel Jimenez
  • Roger
3:18
10."Yeah Yeah"
  • Wesley Kouamu Attipou
  • Carter
  • Dickinson
  • Goldberg
  • Timothy Levtsenyuk
  • Roger
  • Lab Cook
  • Timothy on the Beat
  • Wavy Wes
3:05
Total length:28:33

Charts

Chart performance for Trust Fund Babies
Chart (2021)Peak
position
US Billboard 200 [10] 35

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