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Released on December 16, 2014, and premiered on LiveMixtapes under TIG Records, "Wish Me Well" is the debut mixtape from Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci. This project combines melodic tunes and trap influences with Lucci’s distinctive vocal style, showcasing his potential in the hip-hop scene. "Wish Me Well" is noted for its heartfelt narratives and Lucci's ability to blend singing with rapping, a style that has become his signature.

The mixtape starts strong with "Patience," featuring Bigga Rankin, where the intro sets a tone of resilience and determination, themes that are recurrent throughout the project. The production by The Order complements Lucci’s introspective lyrics about his struggles and aspirations.

"Wish Me Well," featuring YFN Kay, follows up as the titular track where Lucci discusses his journey and the challenges he has faced along the way. The "Animal Interlude" included in this track adds a poignant touch, enhancing the song's reflective nature.

"Piped Dreams," produced by Young N Fly, keeps the momentum with its motivational lyrics and catchy beat, encouraging listeners to stay focused on their goals. "I Wonder Why," featuring Skooly and produced by Rico Tracks, is one of the standout tracks where Lucci questions the loyalty and intentions of those around him, resonating deeply with listeners familiar with betrayal.

"F*ckin Wit Me" and "Perfect," the latter featuring Traepound and YFN Kay, delve deeper into Lucci's personal relationships and his rise in the music industry, highlighting his smooth transitions between rapping and singing.

"Know No Better" and "Add Up," both showcase Lucci’s lyrical abilities and his knack for crafting hooks that stick with the listener. "Fill It Up" continues the trend with its anthemic quality and aspirational lyrics.

"Exactly How It Was," featuring Rich Homie Quan, is another highlight, with both artists reflecting on their past and how they’ve changed over the years. The "Many Men Interlude" in this track adds a layer of depth, bridging the reflective lyrics with a soulful touch.

The latter part of the mixtape includes "Street Life," "Traumatized," and "Missing You," where Lucci provides a more in-depth look at his personal experiences and the emotional impact of his upbringing and current life. These tracks are particularly compelling, offering a raw and unfiltered look into his world.

"So What" featuring Johnny Cinco and produced by Sonny Digital, and "20 Dimes" showcase Lucci’s versatility and ability to collaborate effectively, maintaining the mixtape's energetic pace.

"Made For It" and "Look What I Did," both produced by Lexi Banks, close out the standard tracks with affirmations of Lucci’s destined success and his resilience in the face of adversity.

The bonus track, "Mom's Favorite Song (La La La)," produced by Max Payne, offers a softer ending to the mixtape, providing a touching tribute to the most important woman in his life, rounding out the project with a sense of closure and personal reflection.

"Wish Me Well" by YFN Lucci is a solid debut that effectively introduces his unique sound and lyrical depth, positioning him as a rising star within the trap music landscape. His ability to convey genuine emotion, coupled with his melodic flow, makes this mixtape a compelling listen for those who appreciate storytelling in hip-hop.

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Wish Me Well

YFN Lucci - Missing You

Patience (Feat. Bigga Rankin) [Prod. By The Order]

Wish Me Well (Feat. YFN Kay) (With Animal Interlude) [Prod. By S Dot Fire & J. Caspersen] 

Piped Dreams [Prod. By Young N Fly]

I Wonder Why (Feat. Skooly) [Prod. By Rico Tracks]

F*ckin Wit Me [Prod. By Lexi Banks]

Perfect (Feat. Traepound & YFN Kay)

Know No Better [Prod. By J. Caspersen]

Add Up [Prod. By Fresh Jones]

Fill It Up [Prod. By Lexi Banks]

Exactly How It Was (Feat. Rich Homie Quan) (With Many Men Interlude) [Prod. By The Yardeez & Lexi Banks]