Devvon Terrell discography

The discography of American singer, rapper and songwriter Devvon Terrell consists of four studio albums, one collaboration album, two mixtapes, six extended plays and 85 singles (including 30 singles as a featured artist).

Devvon Terrell discography
Studio albums	4
EPs	6
Singles	85
Collaborative albums	1
Mixtapes	2

Albums

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with selected details

Title	Album details
Weird Sexy Cool	Released: August 18, 2015[1] Label: The R Music Group Format: CD, digital download, streaming
Weird Nights	Released: October 6, 2017[2] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
The Rawe Sound, Vol 1	Released: July 26, 2019[3] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Vol. 2: Deja Vu	Released: October 2, 2020[4] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming
Boys Don't Cry	Released: March 18, 2022[5] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming

Collaborative albums

List of collaborative studio albums, with selected chart positions and details

Title	Album details	Peaks
		US [6]	US R&B/HH [7]	US Rap [8]
Coast 2 Coast (with Futuristic)	Released: December 25, 2015[9] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming	82	12	10

Mixtapes

List of mixtapes, with selected details

Title	Mixtape details
April Fools (with Young X)	Released: March 27, 2010[10] Label: The R Music Group Formats: Digital download
Download or Die (with Young X)	Released: August 8, 2010[11] Label: The R Music Group Formats: Digital download

Extended plays

List of extended plays, with selected chart positions and details

Title	EP details	Peak chart positions
		US R&B/HH [7]	US R&B [12]
The Living Weirdo_o	Released: September 2, 2014[13] Label: The R Music Group Formats: Digital download, streaming	—	—
The Renaissance	Released: September 2, 2016[14] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming	27	11
The Mixes	Released: April 26, 2017[15] Label: Self-released Formats: Digital download, streaming	—	—
Weird Nights - The Intermission	Released: November 16, 2018[16] Label: Self-released Formats: CD, digital download, streaming	—	—
The Rawe Sound, Vol. 1: Side B	Released: September 13, 2019[17] Label: Self-released Formats: Digital download, streaming	—	—
Social Distancing Together	Released: May 8, 2020[18] Label: Self-released Formats: Digital download, streaming	—	—
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Singles

As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Album
"And1"[19] (featuring Kash)	2011	Non-album single
"I Like It"[20]	2014	The Living Weirdo_o[A]
"The One"[21]	2015	Non-album single
"Tell You Off"[22] (featuring Witt Lowry)		Weird Sexy Cool
"Feelings and Liquor"[23] (with Futuristic, Huey Mack and Cam Meekins)		Non-album single
"#WCW" (Remix)[24]		The Living Weirdo_o[B]
"Billion Dollars"[25] (with Futuristic featuring OCD: Moosh & Twist)		Non-album single
"I Want It All"[26] (with Futuristic)		Coast 2 Coast
"Keep It Pushin'"[27]	2016	Non-album singles
"Live and Learn"[28]
"Why So Serious"[29]		The Renaissance
"Da da Dee"[30]		Non-album singles
"Man Down"[31]
"One Thing at a Time"[32]
"I Can't Wait"[33]
"Trust Me"[34]	2017
"Call Me"[35]
"No Love in the City"[36]
"I'm Sorry Dad"[37]
"Hello World"[38]
"Dear Mama"[39]
"Temperature"[40]		Weird Nights
"You Different"[41]	2018	Non-album singles
"Business and Pleasure"[42]
"Switching Sides"[43]
"N.F.L"[44]
"She a Dub"[45]	2019
"Take Me Serious"[46]		The Rawe Sound, Vol 1
"Die on This Hill"[47]
"Who Made You"[48]
"Power Of 10"[49]
"Number 1"[50]
"Too Expensive"[51]
"I Want You"[52]
"Chasing Ceilings"[53]
"What Is This"[54]
"Replay"[55]
"The Signs"[56]
"No I in Team"[57]
"Locked in the Bathroom"[58]
"Space and Opportunity"[59]
"Cease and Desist"[60]
"Rumors"[61]
"Sade"[62]
"Not Happy for You"[63]		The Rawe Sound, Vol. 1: Side B
"Back to You"[64]
"Love Crimes"[65]
"Brand New Drug"[66]
"Locked in the Bathroom, Pt. 2"[67]
"Week 1"[68]	2020	Social Distancing Together
"Week 2"[69]
"Week 3"[70]
"Say Their Names"[71] (featuring Trey Budden, Coco Jones, Kai Cash, Sydney Renae, Futuristic, Cashflow Harlem and Kiyanne)		Non-album single
"Homewrecker"[72]		Vol. 2: Deja Vu
"You Trippin"[73]

As featured artist

List of singles as a featured artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
		POL [74]
"Purchase This"[75] (Young X featuring Devvon Terrell)	2010	—	Download or Die
"In the Zone"[76] (Futuristic featuring Collins, J Rob the Chief and Devvon Terrell)	2014	—	Traveling Local
"Run Away"[77] (Joe Ness featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Ellipsis
"Hate in Disguise"[78] (Gdott featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Non-album single
"Sky Dive" (Remix)[79] (Dray Solis featuring Devvon Terrell)	2015	—	HillSide
"Believe Dat"[80] (Raj featuring Devvon Terrell and Ab)		—	Non-album singles
"Undeniable"[81] (TJ Hickey featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Alright"[82] (Young X featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	For a Few Dollas More
"Beat It Up (Like a Drum)"[83] (Tiger Bey and Da Beast featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Non-album singles
"Ring My Line"[84] (Juston Kace featuring Devvon Terrell)	2016	—
"Controlla"[85] (William Singe featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"I Have to Go"[86] (Moefya featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Never Fall"[87] (Mogul featuring Devvon Terrell)	2017	—	With My Friends
"Finally Change"[88] (Huey Mack featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Non-album singles
"On and Off"[89] (Kayla Brianna featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Talk"[90] (Futuristic featuring Tech N9ne and Devvon Terrell)		—	Blessings
"Make Sense"[91] (Bronxlyn featuring Devvon Terrell)	2018	—	Non-album singles
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"[92] (AG featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Love Me Now"[93] (Gromee featuring Devvon Terrell and Wurld)	2019	62
"Not Nice" (Remix)[94] (Xuitcasecity featuring Devvon Terrell and Pink Sweats)		—
"Legendz"[95] (AG featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"C4"[96] (The Colleagues featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Another Love Story
"Run For Da Money"[97] (AG featuring Devvon Terrell)		—	Non-album singles
"YouTube Cypher, Vol. 2"[98] (Crypt featuring Quadeca, Mac Lethal, ImDontai, Devvon Terrell, Ryan Oakes, Moxas, Scru Face Jean, VI Seconds, Gawne, NemRaps, Lex Bratcher and DkRapArtist)		—
"Bummxr"[99] (Xuitcasecity featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"You Tight"[100] (Tyler Rohn featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"E-Girls"[101] (Hi-Rez featuring Devvon Terrell)	2020	—
"No Rest For the Wicked"[102] (GoldFord and AG featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Siri Say"[103] (Gassedup featuring Devvon Terrell)		—
"Fine"[104] (Gabby B featuring Devvon Terrell)		—

Guest appearances

List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name

Title	Year	Other artist(s)	Album
"Stadium Status"[105]	2012	Young X	Fistful of Dollas
"Hurt They Feelings"[105]		Young X, J.A.Y.
"We Bout That"[105]		Young X
"Chasing Down a Dream"[106]	2013	Futuristic	Chasing Down a Dream
"Bout to Blow"[106]		Futuristic, Willy Northpole, E Batt
"Price to Life"[106]		Futuristic
"Red Light Texting"[106]
"Got No Reason"[107]		Young X	Man With No Name 2
"Freckles"[108]		Futuristic	T.G.I.F.
"On Point"[109]	2015	Swave HMG	Legendary
"The Rise"[110]		Futuristic	The Rise
"So Many Nights"[111]		Witt Lowry	Dreaming With Our Eyes Open
"Let Go"[112]		Tray Pizzy	50 First Dates
"A Real One"[112]
"Tip Her"[113]	2016	The Raj Gxd	Diary of a Side
"On Me"[113]
"Nudes"[114]		Futuristic	As Seen on the Internet
"A Song to Sing"[115]		Kid Quill, Mark Battles	The Name Above the Title
"My Life"[116]		Authentik	Still Me
"Mr Right Now"[117]	2017	TJ Hickey	So You're a Rapper, Right?
"I'm Up"[118]		Hi-Rez	Missing Pieces
"Thing for You"[119]		Daivon	Made to Remember
"Remind Me"[120]	2018	Kevin AntoniYo	The Motions
"Foldgers"[121]	2019	Demrick	No Wasting Time
"I Got You"[122]		Vedo	Vedo
"What's Next"[123]	2020	Da YoungFellaz	Even Exchange
"Villain"[124]		L. Jean, Dellz	Limbo
"Letter 2 My Idol"[125]		Japan	Sideways
"Know My Name"[126]		CHVSE	Psycho Therapy
"ATL"[127]		Samson	Love Hz
"I Don't Like You"[128]		Futuristic	Still on the Rise

Notes

1. Only the remix version appears on the album.^[13]
2. Only the original version appears on the album.^[13]