Studio Album · No. 1

Blunted on Reality Songwriting Credits by Fugees

1994 Ruffhouse / Columbia 18 tracks 70:50
Ruffhouse / Columbia Hip HopEast Coast Hip Hop
Credits not
documented

Songwriter credits for this album are not yet documented.

Authorship Breakdown

Songwriter credits for this album are not yet documented in our sources. We leave the authorship score blank rather than imply Fugees wrote none of it.

By the Numbers

18
Tracks
0
Lyricists
0
Producers
130,000
Worldwide Copies Sold
1994
Released
Data Insight

Eighteen tracks and no published writer for any of them. The album article lists producers and performers in a plain table and leaves the writing column out entirely, and no Discogs release fills it in. The record that everyone forgot is also the one nobody credited.

Blunted on Reality came out on Ruffhouse and Columbia in January 1994 and sold 130,000 in the United States. It reached number 62 on the R&B chart and did not enter the Billboard 200.

Track Listing & Credits 18 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Introduction
Not documented - - Fugees
2
Nappy Heads #49
Not documented - - Fugees
3
Blunted
Not documented - - Fugees
4
Recharge
Not documented - - Fugees
5
Freestyle
Not documented - - Fugees
6
Vocab
Not documented - - Fugees
7
Special News Bulletin
Not documented - - Fugees
8
Boof Baf
Not documented - - Fugees
9
Temple
Not documented - - Fugees
10
How Hard Is It?
Not documented - - Fugees
11
Harlem Chit Chat
Not documented - - Fugees
12
Some Seek Stardom
Not documented - - Fugees
13
Giggles
Not documented - - Fugees
14
Da Kid from Haiti
Not documented - - Fugees
15
Refugees on the Mic
Not documented - - Fugees
16
Living Like There Ain't No Tomorrow
Not documented - - Fugees
17
Shout Outs from the Block
Not documented - - Fugees
18
Nappy Heads (Remix)
Not documented - - Fugees

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Frequently Asked Questions Blunted on Reality

Who wrote Blunted on Reality?
Nothing published says. The album article's track listing is a table of producers and performers with no writer column, and no Discogs release of it carries writing credits.
How did it sell?
130,000 in the United States. It is certified silver in the United Kingdom and gold in France.
How did it chart?
Number 62 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. It did not enter the Billboard 200.
Did any single chart?
The remix of "Nappy Heads" reached number 49 on the Billboard Hot 100. "Vocab" and "Boof Baf" did not.
Why is it so long?
70:50 across 18 tracks, several of them skits, which is roughly ten minutes longer than the album that made them famous.
What happened after it?
The group took two years and came back with The Score, which sold seven times platinum.
Are engineering credits published?
Neither the album article nor the Discogs release publishes engineering credits.
Data note: The album article gives its track listing as a plain table of producers and performers with no writer column, and no Discogs release of it publishes writing credits. The titles come from that table.

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