Studio Album · No. 1

Whut? Thee Album Songwriting Credits by Redman

1992 Rush Associated Labels / Def Jam 21 tracks 51:42

Produced by Erick Sermon, Redman, Pete Rock  ·  Engineered by Charlie "No Click Track" Marotta, Ivan "Doc" Rodriguez, Ken Wallace

Rush Associated Labels / Def Jam East Coast Hip HopHardcore Hip Hop
Artist
95%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 20 of 21 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 20 / 21 documented

Who wrote the songs?

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

95%
20 trackswritten by Redman 1 trackoutside writers
Redman's roles on this album

Share of the 21 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist95%
Composer95%
Producer95%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

21
Tracks
37
Lyricists
5
Producers
2
No.1 Singles
655,000
Worldwide Copies Sold
1992
Released
Data Insight

Erick Sermon produced most of it but writes on only one track. Nine of the 21 carry Redman alone, the highest count on any of his albums until 2024, and the only track without him is the Def Squad posse cut Sermon wrote with PMD. George Clinton shows up on four through the P-Funk records the album is built on.

Whut? Thee Album came out on Rush Associated Labels in September 1992, reached number 49 on the Billboard 200 and sold 655,000 in the United States. It is certified gold.

Track Listing & Credits 21 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Psycho Ward
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
2
Time 4 Sum Aksion #1
RedmanDJ MuggsLowell FulsonJimmy McCracklinRoger TroutmanZapp Reginald NobleLawrence MuggerudLowell FulsonJimmy McCracklinRoger TroutmanLarry Troutman Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
3
Da Funk
RedmanGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsBernie Worrell Reginald NobleGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsBernie Worrell Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
4
News Break
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
5
So Ruff
RedmanRobert "Kool" BellClaydes Charles SmithRobert MickensDon BoyceRicky WestfieldDennis "Dee Tee" ThomasRonald BellGeorge BrownGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsBernie WorrellGarry Shider Reginald NobleRobert BellClaydes SmithRobert MickensDon BoyceRicky WestfieldDennis ThomasRonald BellGeorge BrownGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsBernie WorrellGarry M. Shider Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)DJ Scratch (Featured Vocals)
6
Rated 'R'
RedmanJames Brown Reginald NobleJames Brown Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
7
Watch Yo Nuggets
RedmanGeorge ClintonList of P-Funk membersGarry Shider Reginald NobleGeorge ClintonDavid L. SpradleyGarry M. Shider Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)Erick Sermon (Featured Vocals)Charlie Marotta (Featured Vocals)
8
Psycho Dub
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
9
Jam 4 U
RedmanTeddy RileyGuyGene GriffinAaron Hall Reginald NobleTeddy RileyTimmy GatlingGene GriffinAaron Hall Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
10
Blow Your Mind #1
RedmanThe Gap Band Reginald NobleRaymond Calhoun Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
11
Hardcore
Erick SermonPMD Erick SermonParrish Smith Erick SermonParrish SmithMr. Bozack Redman (Performer)
12
Funky Uncles
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
13
Redman Meets Reggie Noble
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
14
Tonight's da Night #20
RedmanJesse StoneRick James Reginald NobleJesse StoneRick James Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
15
Blow Your Mind (Remix)
RedmanGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsJim VittiWalter "Junie" MorrisonRoger Troutman Reginald NobleGeorge ClintonBootsy CollinsJim VittiJ.S. TheraconRoger Troutman Redman Redman (Performer)
16
I'm a Bad
Redman Reginald Noble Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
17
Sessed One Night
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
18
How to Roll a Blunt
RedmanKeni BurkeAllan FelderNorma Jean Wright Reginald NobleKenneth M. BurkeAllan FelderNorma Jean Wright RedmanPete Rock Redman (Performer)
19
Sooper Luver Interview
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)
20
A Day of Sooperman Lover
RedmanGeorge BrownFred WesleyJabo StarksJohnny "Guitar" Watson Reginald NobleGeorge BrownFred WesleyJohn StarksJohnny "Guitar" Watson Erick SermonRedman Redman (Performer)
21
Encore
Redman Reginald Noble Redman Redman (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 55 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Whut? Thee Album

Who wrote Whut? Thee Album?
Redman is credited on 20 of the 21 tracks and is the only writer on nine. The one he is not on is "Hardcore", credited to Erick Sermon and PMD.
Who produced it?
Erick Sermon produced most of it, with Redman himself taking several tracks.
How did it sell?
655,000 in the United States, and it is certified gold by the RIAA.
Which singles charted?
"Blow Your Mind" and "Time 4 Sum Aksion" both reached number one on the Hot Rap Songs chart and "Tonight's da Night" number 20.
Why is George Clinton credited?
Four tracks sample or interpolate P-Funk records, so Clinton and his co-writers appear alongside Redman.
Who engineered it?
Charlie "No Click Track" Marotta, Ivan "Doc" Rodriguez and Ken Wallace.
How long is the album?
51:42 across 21 tracks.

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