What Happened to the Streets? cover art

  Studio Album · No. 7

What Happened to the Streets? Songwriting Credits by 21 Savage

2025 Slaughter Gang Entertainment 14 tracks 47 min

Produced by Wheezy, Southside, Juke Wong, Nick Kobe, Zaytoven, Coupe, Taurus, Serraonthebeat, DJ Cash, LedPR, Brinx Parker, Pierre, Whiskerprince, Kid Hazel, Oscar Zulu, LB, IBMixing, Spiff Sinatra, Casper, Metro Boomin, FnZ, BoogzDaBeast, Oz, Reske, D.A. Got That Dope, SadPony, Childboy, Dopamine, MitchGoneMad, Keanu Beats, FellyTheVoice  ·  Engineered by Neal H Pogue, Mike Bozzi, IBMixing

Slaughter Gang Entertainment Southern Hip-HopTrapAtlanta Hip-Hop
100%
Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 14 of 14 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 14 / 14 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 14 tracks with documented writers, by whether 21 Savage carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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14 trackswritten by 21 Savage 0 tracksoutside writers
21 Savage's roles on this album

Share of the 14 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

14
Tracks
8
Lyricists
32
Producers
n/a
US Copies Sold
2025
Released
Data Insight

What Happened to the Streets? keeps 21 Savage alone in the lyricist column on his solo tracks and adds the featured rappers who wrote their own verses, including Young Nudy, Latto, Drake, GloRilla, G Herbo, and Lil Baby. The composer credits run wide because several beats are built on samples and interpolations, so each track lists his legal name Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph beside the producers and the original writers, from Gucci Mane on 'Ha' to Sade on 'Code of Honor' and R. Kelly on 'I Wish.'

What Happened to the Streets? is the fourth solo studio album by 21 Savage, released in December 2025 through Slaughter Gang Entertainment and Epic Records. A return to the harder street sound of his early work, it runs fourteen tracks with guests including Young Nudy, Latto, Drake, GloRilla, G Herbo, Metro Boomin, and Lil Baby. Production comes from a wide field led by IBMixing and Spiff Sinatra, with Wheezy, Southside, Zaytoven, Coupe, and Metro Boomin among the contributors. He wrote his own verses, and the composer credits add the producers and the writers behind the album's samples, from Gucci Mane on 'Ha' to Sade on 'Code of Honor.'

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Where You From
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephWesley GlassJoshua LuellenLucas DePante WheezySouthsideJuke WongNick Kobe 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
2
Ha
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephXavier DotsonRadric Davis Zaytoven 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
3
Stepbrothers
21 SavageYoung Nudy Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephQuantavious ThomasMichael MasserEdward Cooper Coupe 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Young Nudy (Featured Vocals)
4
Cup Full
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephTaurus CurrieMatteo SerraCory ColeJaegyeong Kim TaurusSerraonthebeatDJ CashLedPR 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
5
Pop It
21 SavageLatto Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephEdward CooperAlyssa Stephens Coupe 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Latto (Featured Vocals)
6
Mr. Recoup
21 SavageDrake Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephAubrey GrahamDaniel DoddShemar PierreLyle WinkerprinsAlbert CisnerosEmil Amos Brinx ParkerPierreWhiskerprince 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Drake (Featured Vocals)
7
J.O.W.Y.H (Jump Out)
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephAhmar BaileyJoseph TalamoLuke Beasley Kid HazelOscar ZuluLB 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
8
Dog Shit
21 SavageGloRilla Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephGloria WoodsJordan HoustonPatrick LanshawPaul BeauregardIsaiah BrownSterling White IBMixingSpiff Sinatra 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)GloRilla (Featured Vocals)
9
Code of Honor
21 SavageG Herbo Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephTaurus CurrieHerbert WrightSade AduAndrew HaleBrian Campi CasperTaurus 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)G Herbo (Featured Vocals)
10
Gang Over Everything
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephLeland WayneMichael MuléIsaac De BoniJahmal GwinNayvadius WilburnDurk Banks Metro BoominFnZBoogzDaBeast 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Metro Boomin (Featured Vocals)
11
Halftime Interlude
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephOzan YıldırımJacob Reske OzReske 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
12
Big Stepper
21 Savage Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephDavid DomanEzemdi Chikwendu D.A. Got That Dope 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)
13
Atlanta Tears
21 SavageLil Baby Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephDominique JonesJeremiah RaisenDeshawn JacksonAntonio ZitoBrandon MitchellKeanu Torres SadPonyChildboyDopamineMitchGoneMadKeanu Beats 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Lil Baby (Featured Vocals)
14
I Wish
21 SavageJawan Harris Shéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephIsaiah BrownSterling WhiteJawan HarrisRobert KellyKeith ThomasHonest ThomasTrue ThomasSire RaymondSovereign Raymond IBMixingSpiff SinatraFellyTheVoiceKeith Thomas 21 Savage (Lead Vocals)Jawan Harris (Featured Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 94 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions What Happened to the Streets?

Who wrote 21 Savage's What Happened to the Streets?
21 Savage wrote his own verses across the album. The featured rappers, including Young Nudy, Latto, Drake, GloRilla, G Herbo, and Lil Baby, wrote their own guest verses, and the composer credits add the producers and the writers of the sampled records.
Who produced What Happened to the Streets?
Production comes from a wide field led by IBMixing and Spiff Sinatra, with Wheezy, Southside, Zaytoven, Coupe, Kid Hazel, Metro Boomin, FnZ, and Oz among the contributors.
What kind of album is What Happened to the Streets?
It is a return to the harder, street-focused sound of 21 Savage's early work, running fourteen tracks across about forty-seven minutes.
Who are the guests on What Happened to the Streets?
Guests include Young Nudy, Latto, Drake, GloRilla, G Herbo, Metro Boomin, Lil Baby, and Jawan Harris.
Why are extra writers credited on some songs?
Tracks like 'Ha,' 'Code of Honor,' and 'I Wish' sample or interpolate older records, so the original writers are credited, including Gucci Mane, Sade, and R. Kelly.
When was What Happened to the Streets? released?
It was released on December 12, 2025, 21 Savage's fourth solo studio album.
Data note: Released December 12, 2025, this album is recent enough that final RIAA certification and full single chart peaks were not yet published at the time of verification. Single peak positions are marked 0 where a confirmed Billboard Hot 100 peak was not yet available.

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