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"Slime Season," released on September 16, 2015, is a pivotal mixtape in Young Thug's discography, presented by YSL and premiered on LiveMixtapes. This project features a plethora of standout tracks produced by some of the biggest names in the industry, marking a significant phase in Young Thug's career where his eccentric style and unique vocal delivery began to solidify his status as a major influence in modern hip-hop.
 
The mixtape opens with "Take Kare," featuring Lil Wayne, produced by London On Da Track. This track symbolizes a bridging of generational talents, with Thug and Wayne delivering verses over a smooth, melodic beat that complements their styles perfectly. "Quarterback," featuring Quavo, Offset, and PeeWee Longway, produced by Sonny Digital, follows with a hard-hitting anthem that showcases Thug's ability to collaborate effectively, creating a dynamic synergy among the featured artists.
 
"Rarri," featuring Young Ralph and produced by Southside, and "Stunna," produced by Isaac Flame, continue to build the energy with their aggressive beats and catchy hooks, reflecting Thug’s unique approach to trap music. "Best Friend" and "Power," both produced by London On Da Track, are perhaps some of the most recognizable tracks from the mixtape, with "Best Friend" becoming a viral sensation for its catchy lyrics and distinctive video.
 
"Calling Your Name," produced by Goose, and "No Way," another London On Da Track production, show a more introspective side of Thug, exploring themes of love and loyalty with a softer, more melodic approach. "Mine," produced by Allen Ritter, and "Freaky," produced by Wonda Gurl, offer a mix of personal lyrics with experimental sounds, highlighting Thug’s versatility.
 
"Be Me See Me," produced by Metro Boomin, maintains the high standard of production with its atmospheric beats, while "Overdosin," produced by Ricky Racks, and "Again" featuring Gucci Mane and produced by London On Da Track, revisit Thug’s harder trap roots, delivering robust energy and memorable verses.
 
The mixtape closes with tracks like "That’s All" and "Udiggwhatimsayin," both produced by Goose, which encapsulate Young Thug’s signature sound—quirky, innovative, and undeniably catchy. "Draw Down" and "Wood Would," along with the bonus track "Wanna Be Me," all further showcase Thug’s unique vocal styles and lyrical prowess, rounding off the project with a strong finish.
 
"Slime Season" is a comprehensive display of Young Thug’s artistry, blending raw, unfiltered trap music with experimental beats and surreal lyricism. The mixtape not only solidified Young Thug's position in the rap game but also influenced the sound of hip-hop moving forward. With its eclectic production and unforgettable hooks, "Slime Season" is a landmark project that continues to resonate with fans and critics alike, highlighting Young Thug's unique contribution to the genre.%videos%back

Slime Season

Young Thug "Best Friend"

Young Thug "Again" feat Gucci Mane

Take Kare (Feat. Lil Wayne) [Prod. By London On Da Track]

Quarterback (Feat. Quavo, Offset & PeeWee Longway) [Prod. By Sonny Digital]

Rarri (Feat. Young Ralph) [Prod. By Southside]

Stunna [Prod. By Isaac Flame]

Best Friend [Prod. By Ricky Racks]

Power [Prod. By London On Da Track]

Calling Your Name [Prod. By Goose]

No Way [Prod. By London On Da Track]

Mine [Prod. By Allen Ritter]

Freaky [Prod. By Wonda Gurl]

Be Me See Me [Prod. By Metro Boomin]

Overdosin [Prod. By Ricky Racks]

Again [Prod. By London On Da Track]

That's All [Prod. By Goose]

Udiggwhatimsayin [Prod. By KIP]

Draw Down [Prod. By London On Da Track]

Wood Would [Prod. By Wheezy]

Wanna Be Me [Prod. By London On Da Track] (Bonus)