Studio Album · No. 8

Only God Can Judge Me Songwriting Credits by Master P

1999 No Limit / Priority 23 tracks 72:44
No Limit / Priority Southern Hip HopGangsta Rap
Artist
91%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 21 of 23 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 21 / 23 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 23 tracks with documented writers, by whether Master P carries a lyricist or composer credit.

91%
21 trackswritten by Master P 2 tracksoutside writers
Master P's roles on this album

Share of the 23 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist91%
Composer91%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

23
Tracks
4
Lyricists
10
Producers
1999
Released
Data Insight

Twenty-one of the 23 tracks carry Master P alone, the highest count of solo credits on any album he made. The Discogs release names him as the writer and nobody else on almost the whole record. Whether that reflects how the songs were made or how the paperwork was filed is not something the credits can settle.

Only God Can Judge Me came out on No Limit and Priority in October 1999 and is certified gold. "Step to This" reached number 88 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Track Listing & Credits 23 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Only God Can Judge Me
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
2
Ghetto Prayer
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
3
Step To Dis
Master P Percy Robert Miller Ricciano Lumpkins Master P (Performer)
4
Return Of Da Don
Master P Percy Robert Miller Dez Master P (Performer)
5
Say Brah
Master P Percy Robert Miller XL Master P (Performer)
6
Boonapalist
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
7
Where Do We Go From Here
Master P Percy Robert Miller XL Master P (Performer)
8
Ice On My Wrist (Remix)
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
9
Stop Playing Wit Me
Master P Percy Robert Miller Ke'Noe Master P (Performer)
10
Ghetto In The Sky
Master P Percy Robert Miller Suga Bear Master P (Performer)
11
Ain't Nothing Changed
Master P Percy Robert Miller Penitentiary Master P (Performer)
12
Commercial
Young Guns Young Guns Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
13
Oh Na Nae
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
14
Ghetto Honeys
Master P Percy Robert Miller Ke'Noe Master P (Performer)
15
Y'All Don't Want None
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
16
Life Ain't Easy
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
17
Who Down To Ride
Master P Percy Robert Miller Suga Bear Master P (Performer)
18
Y'All Don't Know
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)
19
Nobody Moves
Master P Percy Robert Miller Ke'Noe Master P (Performer)
20
Da Ballers
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carl So-LoweJermaine Dupri Master P (Performer)
21
Crazy Bout Ya
MercedesPeaches MercedesPeaches Charles Doyle LeonardDez Master P (Performer)
22
Intro To Get Yo Mind Right
Master P Percy Robert Miller - Master P (Performer)
23
Get Yo Mind Right
Master P Percy Robert Miller Carlos Stephens Master P (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 15 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Only God Can Judge Me

Who wrote Only God Can Judge Me?
Master P is credited on 21 of the 23 tracks, alone on all of them. The credits come from the 1999 US CD release on Discogs, which names writers on three tracks and Master P for the rest of the record.
How did it sell?
It is certified gold by the RIAA. No sales figure is published on the cited pages.
Did any single chart?
"Step To Dis", released as "Step to This" with DIG, reached number 88 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number three on the rap chart.
Why does it have no Wikipedia article?
None exists. The track listing and credits here come from the Discogs release.
How long is it?
Twenty-three tracks. No total running time is published.
Who guests on it?
Snoop Dogg, Silkk the Shocker, Mystikal and others from the label.
Are engineering credits published?
Neither an album article nor the Discogs release publishes engineering credits.
Data note: The album has no Wikipedia article. Its track listing and credits come from the 1999 US CD release on Discogs, which names writers on three tracks only.

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