Doubt Me Now

Doubt Me Now is the debut album by American rapper Lil Wyte, released March 4, 2003. The album became an underground hit among fans, selling over 135,000 copies independently, without any promotion.^[2][3] To date it has sold 360,000 copies. Fans also consider this his best album.

Doubt Me Now
Studio album by Lil Wyte
Released	March 4, 2003
Recorded	2002–2003
Genre	Crunk, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop
Length	73:05
Label	Hypnotize Minds
Producer	DJ Paul, Juicy J, Carlos "Six July" Brody
Lil Wyte chronology
Doubt Me Now (2003) Phinally Phamous (2004)
Chopped & Screwed cover

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]

A chopped and screwed remix of the album, produced by DJ Black, was released as Doubt Me Now: Surped Up and Screwed. The song "Ten Toes Tall" was originally from the album he made with Shelby Forest Click.

On the iTunes version of this album, the skits "Shit Faced" and "Don't Take Those" are not included, however "Death and Life" is still intact.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Doubt Me Now"	2:46
2.	"Blame It On Da Bay"	3:08
3.	"We Ain't Playin'" (featuring DJ Paul)	4:37
4.	"Zero Tolerance"	2:26
5.	"Shit Faced (Skit)"	0:20
6.	"In Here"	4:16
7.	"Players In Da Atmosphere" (featuring DJ Paul & Juicy J)	4:04
8.	"My Smokin' Song"	3:38
9.	"I Know You Strapped"	3:19
10.	"Good Dope"	4:24
11.	"Com'n Yo Direction"	4:17
12.	"Oxy Cotton" (featuring Lord Infamous & Crunchy Black)	3:14
13.	"In the Streets"	4:33
14.	"Drop It Off"	4:31
15.	"Don't Take Those (Skit)"	0:29
16.	"Acid" (featuring Juicy J)	3:25
17.	"Crash Da Club" (featuring Juvenile)	4:10
18.	"Ten Toes Tall" (featuring DJ Paul)	4:43
19.	"Death & Life (Skit)"	0:36
20.	"Homicidal, Suicidal" (featuring Josey Scott & Chris D'Abaldo of Saliva)	3:01
21.	"Get High To This" (featuring Juicy J, DJ Paul, Crunchy Black, La Chat & Frayser Boy)	5:05
22.	"The Replacement (Outro)"	2:14
Total length:		73:05

Credits

• All songs produced by DJ Paul & Juicy J.

Notes

• On the iTunes version of this album, the skits "Shit Faced" and "Don't Take Those" are not included, however "Death and Life" is still intact.