NELLY - Artist Profile

Real name: Cornell Iral Haynes Jr.
Official website: nelly.net
Born: November 2, 1974
City: St. Louis, MO
Groups: St. Lunatics
Labels: Derrty Entertainment, Universal Motown Records, Universal Republic Records, Republic Records
Influences and favorite artists: Snoop Dogg, Ice-T, Geto Boys, Ice Cube, Parliament, NWA, Scarface, Prince, Diddy, Dr. Dre, Goodie Mob, Master P, Will Smith, Mase, Heavy D

Image source: Billboard

Nelly was born in Austin, TX, where his father was serving in the Air Force. He grew up in St. Louis, specifically the suburb of University City. In 1993, he formed a rap group known as the St. Lunatics, consisting of himself, City Spud, Poppa Leezy, and brothers Kyjuan and Murphy Lee. Scoring an independent hit with "Gimme What U Got" in 1997, the St. Lunatics pushed Nelly toward a solo career, believing he had the star power to be signed first and to bring the rest of the group with him. A&R Kevin Law heard his music and signed him to Universal Music Group in 1999, over the objections of colleagues at the label who strongly disliked Nelly's music. The label pushed Nelly's Midwestern roots while promoting him, looking to exploit the novelty of a rapper from St. Louis, propelling his debut album, Country Grammar, to #3 on the Billboard Hot 200. The album spawned several hit singles, and members of the St. Lunatics appeared on the singles "Ride Wit Me" and "Batter Up." The album was eventually certified nine times platinum, and Nelly was a bona fide star.

Following the success of Nelly's solo album, the St. Lunatics immediately went to work on a group album, releasing Free City, their major label debut, on June 5, 2001. The album was certified platinum, and the single "Midwest Swing" cracked the Billboard Hot 100, helping to cement the St. Louis hip hop scene's position in the mainstream.

In 2002, Nelly returned to solo work with his sophomore album Nellyville, which debuted at #1 on Billboard, with singles "Hot In Herre" and "Dilemma" both shooting to #1 on the pop charts and winning Grammys. Riding this wave of enormous success, Nelly released a remix album, Da Derrty Versions: The Reinvention the following year, as well as launching several companies: a sneaker line called the Air Derrty, an energy drink called Pimp Juice, two clothing lines called Vokal (for men) and Apple Bottom (for women). He experienced his first brush with controversy around this time, as Derrty's single, "Tip Drill Remix (E.I.)," received criticism due to misogynistic lyrics. The setback would be short-lived, however, as the singles from the album continued to do well and Nelly's collaboration with Diddy and Murphy Lee for the Bad Boys II soundtrack, "Shake Ya Tailfeather," also hit #1 and won Nelly another Grammy. In 2003 he also founded a bone marrow drive, called Jes Us 4 Jackie, after his sister, Jackie Donahue, was diagnosed with leukemia. The drive hoped to find a bone marrow match that might save Donahue, as well as help to raise money and receive bone marrow donors for others suffering from leukemia.

In 2004, Nelly released two albums, Sweat and Suit, on the same day, with the former featuring a more upbeat hip hop and dance vibe, and the latter being more of an R&B album. The two albums debuted at #2 and #1 respectively on the Billboard 200, and Suit gave Nelly two more top 5 singles in "My Place" (featuring Jaheim) and "Over and Over" (featuring Tim McGraw). During this time period Nelly briefly feuded with fellow St. Louis hip hop star Chingy, although a mutual friend helped end the beef. In 2005, a compilation of Sweat and Suit, aptly titled Sweatsuit, was released with three new tracks, one of which would become another #1 single in "Grillz." He also acted in his first major film role, portraying football-playing convict Earl Meggett in Adam Sandler's remake of The Longest Yard. Tragedy struck this same year, when Donahue lost her battle with leukemia.

After several delays, Nelly finally returned with Brass Knuckles in 2008, which was a mild success compared to his past work. He was preparing to return with another album the following year when his cousin, Michael Johnson, was murdered, delaying the release of the album. Nelly returned in 2010 with 5.0, which featured the top 5 single "Just a Dream," Nelly's biggest hit in five years. His seventh album, M.O., was released in 2013, and he received some success in country music formats due to his collaboration with Florida Georgia Line for their "Cruise" remix and his cover of Thomas Rhett's "Die a Happy Man." He has been a mainstay on BET for the last several years with the reality series Nellyville and the parody series Real Husbands of Hollywood.

Nelly's recent years have been mired with controversy. He was arrested in April 2015 after a traffic stop, when an officer smelled cannabis and searched his bus, finding handguns and a substance believed to be methamphetamine. The weapons and drugs allegedly belonged to a crew member on the bus. Nelly was booked and released on bail, charged with felony drug possession, simple possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The felony charge was dropped after the substance was examined and confirmed not to be meth. Nelly pleaded guilty to the lesser charges and was sentenced to one year probation, with all convictions cleared after eleven months thanks to a diversion program.

In 2016, the IRS put a $2.4 million tax lien against Nelly for unpaid taxes.

In October 2017, Nelly was arrested in Auburn, WA, on suspicion of second-degree rape. He was released without charge, as the accuser declined to pursue the case, although she insisted he was guilty, citing a lack of resources to pursue the charges. Nelly was accused again of sexual assault in January 2018 by a UK woman. This investigation is pending. Nelly has denied the charges in both cases.

In addition to Nelly's businesses, he runs a nonprofit organization called 4Sho4Kids Foundation, as well as a music production school in St. Louis called Ex'treme Institute in cooperation with Vatterott College.

Solo Discography

Country Grammar, 2000

Nellyville, 2002

Da Derrty Versions: The Reinvention, 2003

Sweat, 2004

Suit, 2004
Sweatsuit (compilation), 2005

Brass Knuckles, 2008
The Best of Nelly (compilation), 2009

5.0, 2010

O.E.MO (mixtape), 2011

Scorpio Season (mixtape), 2012

M.O., 2013

Heartland, 2021

SINGLES (NOT AVAILABLE ON ALBUMS)

• The Champ (2011)
• The Fix (feat. Jeremih, 2015)
• Die a Happy Man (2016)

CHARTING SINGLES

• "Country Grammar (Hot Shit)" (Country Grammar, 2000) #7 Billboard, #5 R&B/Hip Hop, #1 Rap
• "E.I." (Country Grammar, 2000) #15 Billboard, #10 R&B/Hip Hop
• "Ride Wit Me" feat. City Spud (Country Grammar, 2000) #3 Billboard
• "#1" (Nellyville, 2002) #22 Billboard, #20 R&B/Hip Hop
• "Hot In Herre" feat. Dani Stevenson (Nellyville, 2002) #1 Billboard, #1 R&B/Hip Hop, #1 Rap
• "Dilemma" feat. Kelly Rowland (Nellyville, 2002) #1 Billboard, #1 R&B/Hip Hop
• "Air Force Ones" feat. St. Lunatics (Nellyville, 2002) #3 Billboard, #4 R&B/Hip Hop, #1 Rap
• "Pimp Juice" (Nellyville, 2002) #11 Rap
• "My Place" feat. Jaheim (Suit, 2004) #4 Billboard, #4 R&B/Hip Hop
• "Over and Over" feat. Tim McGraw (Suit, 2004) #3 Billboard, #1 Pop, #7 Rap
• "Errtime" with Jung Tru and King Jacob (The Longest Yard, 2005) #24 Billboard
• "Grillz" feat. Ali & Gipp and Paul Wall (Sweatsuit, 2005) #1 Billboard, #7 Pop, #2 R&B/Hip Hop
• "Wadsyaname" (single, 2007) #13 Rap
• "Party People" feat. Fergie (Brass Knuckles, 2008) #40 Billboard, #16 Rap
• "Body On Me" feat. Akon and Ashanti (Brass Knuckles, 2008) #10 Rap
• "Just a Dream" (5.0, 2010) #3 Billboard, #6 Rap
• "The Fix" feat. Jeremih (single, 2015) #20 R&B/Hip Hop

GUEST APPEARANCES

• 
  1999
• "Get It Started," Cardan feat. Gangsta Boo and Nelly (Hey Young World)
  2000
• "Come Over," Funk Flex feat. Nelly (60 Minutes of Funk Volume Four)
  2001
• "What's Going On (Dupri Original Mix)," Artists Against AIDS Worldwide: Aaron Lewis, Alicia Keys, Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Darren Hayes, Destiny's Child, Diddy, Eve, Fred Durst, Gwen Stefani, Ja Rule, Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige, Michael Stipe, Nas, Nelly, Nelly Furtado, Nona Gaye, *N Sync, Usher, and Wyclef Jean (What's Going On)
• "What's Going On (Dupri R&B Mix)," Artists Against AIDS Worldwide: Aaron Lewis, Alicia Keys, Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Darren Hayes, Destiny's Child, Diddy, Eve, Fred Durst, Gwen Stefani, Jagged Edge, Ja Rule, Jennifer Lopez, Lil Kim, Mary J. Blige, Michael Stipe, Monica, Nas, Nelly, Nelly Furtado, Nona Gaye, *N Sync, TLC, Usher, and Wyclef Jean (What's Going On)
• "She Bops," Dante feat. Nelly (Inferno)
• "Where the Party At," Jagged Edge feat. Nelly (Jagged Little Thrill)
• "Be Like Me," Ms. Toi feat. Murphy Lee, Nelly, and Poppa Leezy (That Girl)
• "Girlfriend (The Neptunes Remix)," *N Sync feat. Nelly (Celebrity)
• "Ballers (Up In Here Universal Gangsters Platinum Remix)," Ram Squad feat. Nelly and Sticky Fingaz (single)
• "ATL 2 STL," Rasheeda feat. Nelly (Dirty South)
  2002
• "Walk Away," Poppa Leezy feat. Ms. Toi and Nelly (Heavy Starch)
• "Roc the Mic (Remix)," Freeway feat. Beanie Sigel, Murphy Lee, and Nelly (The Hits, the Unreleased & Freestyles)
• "Dilemma," Kelly Rowland feat. Nelly (Simply Deep)
• "One of Those Days (Remix)," Whitney Houston feat. Nelly (single)
  2003
• "All Night Long," Brian McKnight feat. Nelly (U Turn)
• "On My Own," Freeway feat. Nelly (Philadelphia Freeway)
• "What You Say Mane," JT the Bigga Figga feat. Nelly (Project Poetry)
• "Work It," Justin Timberlake feat. Nelly (Justified)
• "Pump It Up," Missy Elliott feat. Nelly (This Is Not a Test!)
• "Hold Up," Murphy Lee feat. Nelly (Murphy's Law)
• "This Goes Out," Murphy Lee feat. Cardan, Lil Jon, Lil Wayne, Nelly, and Roscoe (Murphy's Law)
• "Shake Ya Tailfeather," Murphy Lee feat. Diddy and Nelly (Murphy's Law)
• "If," Neptunes feat. Nelly (Clones)
  2004
• "Girl Like U," Snoop Dogg feat. Nelly (R&G [Rhythm & Gangsta]: The Masterpiece)
• "Get Loose," T.I. feat. Nelly (Urban Legend)
  2005
• "Don't Love You No More (JD Remix)," Craig David feat. Nelly (The Story Goes... and More)
• "Get It Poppin'," Fat Joe feat. Nelly (All or Nothing)
• "To the Floor," Mariah Carey feat. Nelly (The Emancipation of Mimi)
• "Nasty Girl," Notorious B.I.G. feat. Avery Storm, Diddy, Jagged Edge, and Nelly (Duets: The Final Chapter)
• "Shine," Snoop Dogg feat. Kali Fam and Nelly (Me and My Homies)
  2006
• "Party People," Fergie feat. Nelly (The Duchess)
• "Where the Party At (Dupri Remix)," Jagged Edge feat. Bow Wow, Da Brat, Jermaine Dupri, Nelly, ROC, and Tigah (The Hits)
• "Call On Me," Janet Jackson feat. Nelly (20 Y.O.)
• "Baby," Pharrell Williams feat. Nelly (In My Mind)
• "Over and Over," Tim McGraw feat. Nelly (Greatest Hits Vol. 2: Reflected)
  2007
• "All Night Long (Excuse Me)," Ali & Gipp feat. Avery Storm, Juvenile, and Nelly (Kinfolk)
• "Lean'n," Ali & Gipp feat. Murphy Lee and Nelly (Kinfolk)
• "N da Paint," Ali & Gipp feat. Nelly (Kinfolk)
• "Hood," Ali & Gipp feat. Nelly and Pimp C (Kinfolk)
• "Switch," Ashanti feat. Nelly (single)
• "Kiss Kiss (HipHop Remix)," Chris Brown feat. Nelly and T-Pain (Kiss Kiss Remix)
• "5000 Ones," DJ Drama feat. Diddy, Jeezy, Nelly, T.I., Twista, Willie the Kid, and Yung Joc (Gangsta Grillz)
• "Throw Some D's (Remix)," Rich Boy feat. Andre 3000, Game, Jim Jones, Murphy Lee, and Nelly (single)
• "Tryin' To Get a Number," R. Kelly feat. Nelly (Double Up)
• "Show It To Me," T.I. feat. Nelly (T.I. Vs. T.I.P.)
  2008
• "Body On Me," Ashanti feat. Akon and Nelly (The Declaration)
• "Dilemma," Destiny's Child feat. Nelly (Love Destiny Vol. 1)
• "Self," Game feat. KRS-One and Nelly (Before L.A.X.)
• "Lose Control," Lloyd feat. Nelly (Lessons In Love 2.0)
• "Here I Am," Rick Ross feat. Avery Storm and Nelly (Trilla)
• "The Ghost," SPM feat. Juan Gotti, Nelly, and Rasheed (The Last Chair Violinist)
  2009
• "What They Call Me," Bow Wow feat. Nelly (New Jack City II)
  2010
• "Say Sum 'Bout It," Poppa Leezy feat. Nelly (The Champ Iz Herr)
• "Bring the Money Out," DJ Khaled feat. Ace Hood, Boosie Badazz, Nelly, and Schife (Victory)
• "Lose Control/Let Me Down," Keri Hilson feat. Nelly (No Boys Allowed)
• "Feet Don't Fail Me Now," Pharrell Williams feat. Charlie Wilson and Nelly (The Billionaire Boys Club)
• "The Letter," Razah feat. Nelly (I Am Razah)
  2011
• "Commander (Urban Remix)," Kelly Rowland feat. Nelly (Here I Am)
• "Miss Me," Mohombi feat. Nelly (Movemeant)
• "My Kinda Girl," Pitbull feat. Nelly (Planet Pit)
• "I Just Wanna Fuck," Play-n-Skillz feat. Nelly and Three 6 Mafia (Fireworks)
• "Racks (Remix)," YC feat. Ace Hood, Big Sean, B.o.B., Bun B, Cory Gunz, Cory Mo, Cyhi the Prynce, Jeezy, Nelly, Trae tha Truth, Twista, Waka Flocka Flame, Wale, Wiz Khalifa, and Yo Gotti (single)
  2012
• "MJ," B.o.B. feat. Nelly (Strange Clouds)
• "Cruise (Remix)," Florida Georgia Line feat. Nelly (Here's To the Good Times: This Is How We Roll)
• "This Time of Night," T.I. feat. Nelly (Fuck da City Up)
  2013
• "Hot Damn," 2 Pistols feat. Nelly (single)
• "I Wish I Didn't Know," Alsou feat. Nelly (Inspired...)
• "About That Life," DJ Kayslay feat. Fabolous, French Montana, Nelly, Rick Ross, and T-Pain (Rhyme or Die)
• "Pretty Girl Twerk," K-Stylis feat. Nelly and Tiffany Foxx (single)
• "Look," League of Starz feat. Nelly, Problem, and Tyga (LOS.FM: League of Starz Function Music)
• "4x4," Miley Cyrus feat. Nelly (Bangerz)
• "Before He Walked," Talib Kweli feat. Abby Dobson and Nelly (Prisoner of Conscious)
  2015
• "I'm Just Sayin' (Remix)," JR feat. Nelly and Tiffany Foxx (single)
• "I Don't Wanna Go To Bed," Simple Plan feat. Nelly (Taking One For the Team)
  2016
• "Millionaire," Cash Cash feat. Digital Farm Animals and Nelly (Blood, Sweat & 3 Years)
  2017
• "Yellow," Amine feat. Nelly (Good For You)
• "2 da Side," Jay E feat. Chingy and Nelly (single)
• "Until the Sun Comes Up," Raghav feat. Abhishek Bachchan and Nelly (single)
  2018
• "Way Low," Karl Wolf feat. Nelly (Blacklight: The Export Vol 2)

COMPILATION APPEARANCES

• "Breathe In, Breathe Out," Nelly and Poppa Leezy (Bad Company, 2002)
• "Errtime," Jung Tru, King Jacob, and Nelly (The Longest Yard, 2005)
• "Here Comes the Boom," Nelly (The Longest Yard film, 2005)
• "Dat'z On My Mama," Nelly and Taylor Made (The Longest Yard, 2005)
• "Whip Yo Ass," Nelly and W.C. (The Longest Yard, 2005)
• "Sticky," Murphy Lee and Nelly (Detroit G Code, 2007)

COUNTRY GRAMMAR

Released: June 27, 2000

Label: Universal Records, Fo' Reel Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. Intro

2. St. Louie
3. Greed, Hate, Envy

4. Country Grammar (Hot Shit)

5. Steal the Show (feat. St. Lunatics)

6. Interlude

7. Ride Wit Me (feat. City Spud)

8. E.I.

9. Thicky Thick Girl (feat. Murphy Lee and Poppa Leezy)

10. For My (feat. Lil Wayne)

11. Utha Side

12. Tho Dem Wrappas

13. Wrap Sumden (feat. St. Lunatics)

14. Batter Up (feat. Murphy Lee and Poppa Leezy)

15. Never Let 'Em C U Sweat (feat. Teamsters)

16. Luven Me

17. Outro

NELLYVILLE

Released: June 25, 2002

Label: Universal Records, Fo' Reel Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. Nellyville

2. Gettin' It Started

3. Hot In Herre (feat. Dani Stevenson)

4. Dem Boyz (feat. Kyjuan and Murphy Lee)

5. Oh Nelly (feat. Murphy Lee)

6. Pimp Juice

7. Air Force Ones (feat. St. Lunatics)

8. In the Store

9. On the Grind (feat. King Jacob)

10. Dilemma (feat. Kelly Rowland)

11. Splurge

12. Work It (feat. Justin Timberlake)

13. Roc the Mic (Remix) (feat. Beanie Sigel, Freeway, and Murphy Lee)

14. The Gank

15. 5000

16. #1

17. CG2 (feat. Kyjuan and Murphy Lee)

18. Say Now

19. Fuck It Then

20. Stick Out Ya Wrist (feat. Toya)

21. Not In My House

DA DERRTY VERSIONS: THE REINVENTION

Released: November 25, 2003

Label: Universal Records

TRACK LIST

1. Intro

2. Country Grammar (Jason "Jay E" Epperson Remix) (feat. E-40)

3. Iz U

4. E.I. (David Banner Remix)

5. Ride Wit Me (Jason "Jay E" Epperson Remix) (feat. City Spud)

6. Batter Up (Jason "Jay E" Epperson Remix) (feat. Chocolate Tai, Jung Tru, King Jacob, Murphy Lee, Poppa Leezy, and Prentiss Church)

7. If

8. Hot In Herre (Basement Beats Remix)

9. Dilemma (Jermaine Dupri Remix) (feat. Kelly Rowland and Poppa Leezy)

10. King's Highway

11. Groovin' Tonight (feat. Brian McKnight, City Spud, and Poppa Leezy)

12. Air Force Ones (David Banner Remix) (feat. 8Ball, David Banner, and St. Lunatics)

13. Work It (Scott Storch Remix) (feat. Justin Timberlake)

14. #1 (Remix) (feat. Clipse and Postaboy)

15. Pimp Juice (Jason "Jay E" Epperson Remix) (feat. Ron Isley)

16. Tip Drill Remix (E.I.) (feat. St. Lunatics)

SWEAT

Released: September 13, 2004

Label: Derrty Entertainment, Fo' Reel Entertainment, Island Records, Universal Records

TRACK LIST

1. Heart of a Champion (feat. Lincoln University Vocal Ensemble)

2. Na-NaNa-Na (feat. Jasper Cameron and Jazze Pha)

3. Flap Your Wings

4. American Dream (feat. St. Lunatics)

5. River Don't Runnn (feat. Murphy Lee and Stephen Marley)

6. Tilt Ya Head Back (feat. Christina Aguilera)

7. Grand Hang Out (feat. Fat Joe, Jung Tru, and Remy Ma)

8. Getcha Getcha (feat. St. Lunatics)

9. Another One

10. Spida Man

11. Playa (feat. Missy Elliott and Mobb Deep)

12. Down In da Water (feat. Gube Thug and Poppa Leezy)

13. Boy (feat. Big Gipp and Lil Flip)

14. Don't Stop

SUIT

Released: September 13, 2004

Label: Universal Records, Derrty Entertainment, Fo' Reel Entertainment, Island Records

TRACK LIST

1. Play It Off (feat. Neptunes)

2. Pretty Toes (feat. Jazze Pha and T.I.)

3. My Place (feat. Jaheim)

4. Paradise

5. She Don't Know My Name (feat. Ron Isley and Snoop Dogg)

6. N Dey Say

7. Woodgrain and Leather Wit a Hole

8. In My Life (feat. Avery Storm and Mase)

9. Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)

10. Nobody Knows (feat. Anthony Hamilton)

11. Die For You

12. Ride Wit Me (Jason "Jay E" Epperson Remix) (feat. City Spud)

13. Dilemma (Jermaine Dupri Remix) (feat. Kelly Rowland and Poppa Leezy)

SWEATSUIT

Released: November 22, 2005

Label: Universal Records, Derrty Entertainment, Fo' Reel Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. Play It Off (feat. Neptunes)

2. My Place (feat. Jaheim)

3. Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)

4. Flap Your Wings

5. Pretty Toes (feat. Jazze Pha and T.I.)

6. She Don't Know My Name (feat. Ron Isley and Snoop Dogg)

7. Nobody Knows (feat. Anthony Hamilton)

8. Heart of a Champion (feat. Lincoln University Vocal Ensemble)

9. Na-NaNa-Na (feat. Jasper Cameron and Jazze Pha)

10. Getcha Getcha (feat. St. Lunatics)

11. River Don't Runnn (feat. Murphy Lee and Stephen Marley)

12. Playa (feat. Missy Elliott and Mobb Deep)

13. N Dey Say

14. Fly Away

15. Grillz (feat. Ali & Gipp and Paul Wall)

16. Tired (feat. Avery Storm)

17. Nasty Girl (feat. Avery Storm, Diddy, Jagged Edge, and Notorious B.I.G.)

BRASS KNUCKLES

Released: September 16, 2008

Label: Derrty Entertainment, Universal Motown Records

TRACK LIST

1. U Ain't Him (feat. Rick Ross)

2. Hold Up (feat. LL Cool J and T.I.)

3. LA (feat. Nate Dogg and Snoop Dogg)

4. Long Night (feat. Usher)

5. Lie (feat. St. Lunatics)

6. Party People (feat. Fergie)

7. Self-Esteem (feat. Chuck D)

8. Body On Me (feat. Akon and Ashanti)

9. Stepped On My J'z (feat. Ciara and Jermaine Dupri)

10. Let It Go (Lil Mama) (feat. Neptunes)

11. One and Only

12. Chill (feat. St. Lunatics)

13. Who Fucks Wit Me (feat. Avery Storm)

14. Ucud Gedit (feat. Gucci Mane and R. Kelly)

15. Bay

16. Problems

17. Wadsyaname

18. Warrior

19. Let's Go

THE BEST OF NELLY

Released: February 4, 2009

Label: Universal International

TRACK LIST

1. Country Grammar (Hot Shit)

2. Ride Wit Me (feat. City Spud)

3. E.I.

4. Hot In Herre (feat. Dani Stevenson)

5. Air Force Ones (feat. St. Lunatics)

6. Dilemma (feat. Kelly Rowland)

7. #1

8. My Place (feat. Jaheim)

9. Over and Over (feat. Tim McGraw)

10. Tilt Ya Head Back (feat. Christina Aguilera)

11. Flap Your Wings

12. Grillz (feat. Ali & Gipp and Paul Wall)

13. Wadsyaname

14. Party People (feat. Fergie)

15. Body On Me (feat. Akon and Ashanti)

16. One & Only

17. Dilemma (Jermaine Dupri Remix) (feat. Kelly Rowland and Poppa Leezy)

18. One & Only (Remix) (feat. Double)

5.0

Released: November 12, 2010

Label: Universal Motown Records, Derrty Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. I'm Number 1 (feat. Birdman and DJ Khaled)

2. Long Gone (feat. Chris Brown and Plies)

3. She's So Fly (feat. T.I.)

4. Just a Dream

5. Making Movies

6. Move That Body (feat. Akon and T-Pain)

7. 1000 Stacks

8. Gone (feat. Kelly Rowland)

9. Don't It Feel Good

10. Broke (feat. Sophie Greene and Yo Gotti)

11. Liv Tonight (feat. Keri Hilson)

12. Nothing Without Her

13. Go (feat. Poppa Leezy and Talib Kweli)

14. If I Gave U 1 (feat. Avery Storm)

15. K.I.S.S. (feat. Dirty Money and Murphy Lee)

16. Giving Her the Grind (feat. Sean Paul)

O.E.MO

Released: December 24, 2011

Label: Derrty Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. Intro (On Errthang)

2. Click Clat (Remix)

3. Hello Goodbye

4. Wild Boy (Remix)

5. Pyro (Remix)

6. Drank

7. Country Ass Nigga (feat. 2 Chainz and T.I.)

8. Pimp C (feat. St. Lunatics)

9. Lotus Flower Bomb (Remix)

10. You Gone Learn Today

11. Motto (Remix)

12. How Do You Getcho Money (feat. Lil St. Louis and Trixie)

13. Yeah I Iz (feat. Sag Live)

14. 5 o'clock (Remix)

15. I Wish (Remix) (feat. Bei Maejor)

16. Ghetto (feat. St. Lunatics)

SCORPIO SEASON

Released: November 2, 2012

Label: Derrty Entertainment

TRACK LIST

1. Scorpio Season Intro

2. Like Dat (feat. Bizzy Crook and Trae tha Truth)

3. C-N-F (Country Nigga Fly)

4. Girl Drop That (feat. Detail)

5. MJ (feat. B.o.B.)

6. Packed In Dis Bitch

7. Go (feat. City Spud and Murphy Lee)

8. Slow Motion (Master Plan) (feat. Lil St. Louis)

9. 4 In da Mornin' (feat. Lady G)

10. Type of Shit I Be On

11. Hangover

12. Marry Go Round (feat. Chris Brown)

13. Cashin' Out MO-Mix

14. Do It (Remix) (feat. Gucci Mane, Jeremih, Mykko Montana, Travis Porter, and Yo Gotti)

M.O.

Released: September 30, 2013

Label: Republic Records

TRACK LIST

1. Get Like Me (feat. Nicki Minaj and Pharrell Williams)

2. Give U Dat (feat. Future)

3. Rick James (feat. T.I.)

4. Heaven (feat. Daley)

5. Maryland, Massachusetts

6. 100K (feat. 2 Chainz)

7. All Around the World (feat. Trey Songz)

8. IDGAF (feat. Pharrell Williams and T.I.)

9. U Know U Want To

10. My Chick Better (feat. Fabolous and Wiz Khalifa)

11. Walk Away (feat. Florida Georgia Line)

12. Headphones (feat. Nelly Furtado)

13. Ciroc & Simply Lemonade (feat. Yo Gotti)

14. Hey Porsche

15. Shake Whatever

16. Mo's Focused

HEARTLAND

Released: August 26, 2021

Label: Columbia Records

TRACK LIST

1. Lil Bit (feat. Florida Georgia Line)

2. High Horse (feat. Blanco Brown and Breland)

3. Grits & Glamour (feat. Kane Brown)

4. Ms. Drive Me Crazy (feat. City Spud and Darius Rucker)

5. Country Boy Do (feat. Tyler Hubbard)

6. Someone Somewhere (feat. George Birge)

7. 5 Drinks Ago

8. Follow Me (feat. Chris Bandi)

For Nelly's work with St. Lunatics, see the page for that group.