Studio Album · No. 2

Hard to Kill Songwriting Credits by Gucci Mane

2006 Big Cat 17 tracks 62:42

Produced by Marlon "Big Cat" Rowe, Melvin Breeden, Cyber Sapp, Josh Butler, Lyrical Chead George, Nitti, Paul "Why/Not" Roach, Zaytoven  ·  Engineered by Josh Butler, Rodney Mills

Big Cat Southern Hip HopTrap
59%
Authorship
Collaborator

Holds writing credit on 10 of 17 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 10 / 17 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 17 tracks with documented writers, by whether Gucci Mane carries a lyricist or composer credit.

59%
10 trackswritten by Gucci Mane 7 tracksoutside writers
Gucci Mane's roles on this album

Share of the 17 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist59%
Composer0%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

17
Tracks
11
Lyricists
8
Producers
2006
Released
Data Insight

Zaytoven produces thirteen of the seventeen tracks, the heaviest single-producer share on any Gucci Mane album. The writing credits come from the Discogs release rather than the album page, which leaves them blank.

The 2006 second album, again on Big Cat, carrying "Freaky Gurl", his first entry on the Hot 100.

Track Listing & Credits 17 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Intro
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Marlon "Big Cat" RoweMelvin BreedenCyber SappJosh ButlerLyrical Chead GeorgeNittiPaul "Why/Not" RoachZaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
2
Street Ni$$as
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
3
My Chain
Christopher Ramsay Christopher Ramsay Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)Black Magic (Featured Vocals)
4
Hold Dat Thought
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
5
Freaky Gurl #62
Keldrick Sapp Keldrick Sapp Cyber Sapp Gucci Mane (Performer)
6
Pillz
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)Mac Bree-Z (Featured Vocals)Mac Bre-Z (Featured Vocals)
7
Go Head
Chadron Moore Chadron Moore Nitti Gucci Mane (Performer)Mac Bree-Z (Featured Vocals)
8
Trap Starz
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
9
Drive Fast
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)Jason Caesar (Featured Vocals)
10
Stick Em Up
Chastity Daniels Chastity Daniels Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)La Chat (Featured Vocals)La' Chat (Featured Vocals)
11
Everybody Know Me
Chead GeorgePaul Roach Chead GeorgePaul Roach Lyrical Chead GeorgePaul "Why/Not" Roach Gucci Mane (Performer)
12
We Live This
Christopher RamsayJosh ButlerR. Snead Christopher RamsayJosh ButlerR. Snead Josh Butler Gucci Mane (Performer)Black Magic (Featured Vocals)Young Snead (Featured Vocals)
13
Trap Gurl
Lola Mitchell Lola Mitchell Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)Gangsta Boo (Featured Vocals)
14
Alley Cat
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
15
Blow Pop
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
16
Big Cat (Laflare)
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Zaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)
17
Outro
Gucci ManeZaytoven Radric DavisXavier Dotson Marlon "Big Cat" RoweMelvin BreedenCyber SappJosh ButlerLyrical Chead GeorgeNittiPaul "Why/Not" RoachZaytoven Gucci Mane (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 27 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Hard to Kill

Who wrote the songs on Hard to Kill?
Gucci Mane and Zaytoven on ten tracks, credited on the Discogs release as Radric Davis and Xavier Dotson, with Christopher Ramsay and Keldrick Sapp on individual songs.
Who produced it?
Zaytoven on thirteen of the seventeen tracks, with Cyber Sapp and Nitti on the rest.
How high did the single chart?
"Freaky Gurl" reached number 62 on the Hot 100, his first entry on that chart.
How high did the album chart?
Number 76 on the Billboard 200.
How did it sell?
The article publishes no sales or certification figure for it.
Who engineered it?
Josh Butler recorded and mixed it and Rodney Mills mastered.
How long is the album?
62:42 across seventeen tracks.

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