Most frequent collaboratorMannie Fresh · 78 tracks
GenresSouthern Hip HopGangsta RapBounce
Collaborator
42%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 78 of 184 tracks
Does Juvenile write his own songs?
On the albums where anyone is credited, yes. He is on 77 of the 84 tracks that carry a writing credit, and the seven he is not on are intros and skits. Seven of his twelve albums publish no writing credit for anybody, so nothing can be said about those 100 tracks either way.
By the Numbers
12
Studio Albums
184
Tracks Credited
42%
Self-Written
35
Years Active
165
Collaborators
Authorship Breakdown 78 / 184 self-written
Who wrote the songs?
Across all 184 tracks: how many Juvenile wrote alone, how many they co-wrote, and how many were written by others. The bracket marks every track they hold any writing credit on.
Juvenile has a writing credit42%
4%
38%
58%
Sole author8tracks4%
Co-written70tracks38%
Outside writers106tracks58%
Role Fingerprint how they contribute
Juvenile's roles across the catalogue
Share of all 184 tracks where they are personally credited, by role.
Lyricist (words)42%
Composer (music)42%
Producer2%
Performer100%
Authorship Over Time writing credit per album
Juvenile's writing credit per album, in release order. Hover any bar for the album.
avg 42%
0%
0%
89%
0%
0%
100%
95%
100%
100%
0%
0%
0%
1995Being Myself
1997Solja Rags
1998400 Degreez
1999Tha G-Code
2001Project English
2003Juve the Great
2006Reality Check
2009Cocky & Confident
2010Beast Mode
2012Rejuvenation
2014The Fundamentals
2026Boiling Point
Early · 89% written
Mid · 98% written
Late · 100% written
Authorship by Decade track-weighted
89%
1990s
Being Myself, Solja Rags +2 more
98%
2000s
Project English, Juve the Great +2 more
100%
2010s
Beast Mode, Rejuvenation +1 more
0%
2020s
Boiling Point
Authorship Spectrum pure performer to complete author
Where Juvenile sits on the scale from a pure performer (0%, sings songs written by others) to a complete author (100%, writes everything). The bright marker is their catalogue authorship score, plotted against other artists on the site.
Juvenile
Other artists on the site
Reference artists spread across the scale, closest by genre and era.
Written by Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, Terius Gray, Byron Thomas
Co-wrote
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400 Degreez
Written by Juvenile, Terius Gray
Wrote it
Slow Motion
Juve the Great
Written by Juvenile, Soulja Slim, Daniel Castillo, Terius Gray, James Tapp
Co-wrote
In My Life
Juve the Great
Written by Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, Terius Gray, Byron Thomas
Co-wrote
Rodeo
Reality Check
Written by Juvenile, A. Lyons, M. Valenzano, R. Kelly, Terius Gray
Co-wrote
None of the signature songs above fall in this category.
Discography 12 albums
The discography also lists collaborative albums with the Hot Boys, the Cash Money Millionaires, JT the Bigga Figga and UTP. Those are credited to other acts and sit outside this one.
Bubble size = tracks worked on together. Showing the 150 most frequent of 162. B Birdman · R" Ronald "Slim" Williams · EP Executive producer
The Authorship Story
Data Insight
Seven of his twelve albums carry no published writing credit for anyone, so the catalogue count understates him badly. On the five albums where credits exist he is on 77 of 84 tracks, and the seven he is not on are intros and skits. Mannie Fresh, who produced most of the Cash Money years, is the other name on 11 of them.
Quick Facts
Self-writtenCredited on 77 of the 84 tracks that carry any writing credit
UndocumentedSeven of the twelve albums publish no writing credit for anyone
Written aloneSeven tracks, all of them on 400 Degreez
Biggest song"Slow Motion" with Soulja Slim topped the Billboard Hot 100
Biggest album400 Degreez is certified 4x platinum
Other workMember of the Hot Boys with Lil Wayne, B.G. and Turk
Creative Fingerprint
On every song where anyone was credited at all, and absent from more than half the catalogue only because nobody wrote the credits down.
The Story
Terius Gray started making bounce records in New Orleans as a teenager and signed to Cash Money after Being Myself came out in 1995. 400 Degreez went four times platinum in 1998 and made him the label's biggest solo act. Twelve studio albums followed over thirty years, along with the Hot Boys, and "Slow Motion" gave him a number one single in 2004.
Frequently Asked Questions Juvenile
Does Juvenile write his own songs?
On the albums where anyone is credited, yes. He is on 77 of the 84 tracks that carry a writing credit, and the seven he is not on are intros and skits. Seven of his twelve albums publish no writing credit for anybody, so nothing can be said about those 100 tracks either way.
Juvenile with Soulja Slim, who sings on it and was killed before it came out. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2004, the only chart topper of his career.
The Cash Money house producer, who made most of the beats on the 1998 to 2003 albums. He is credited as a writer on 11 Juvenile tracks and engineered 400 Degreez.
Was he in the Hot Boys?
Yes, with Lil Wayne, B.G. and Turk. The Hot Boys albums are credited to the group and sit outside this catalogue.
Which album does he write most of himself?
400 Degreez, where seven of the 18 tracks carry only his name. No other album has one.
Did Reality Check chart well?
It went to number one on the Billboard 200 in 2006, his highest charting album, and is certified gold.
Is he still recording?
Boiling Point came out in March 2026, twelve years after the album before it. No Wikipedia article covers it, so its track list here comes from MusicBrainz.