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Oofie

Studio album by

Wiki

Released

November 8, 2019

Genre

Alternative hip hop

Length

43:37

Label

Wikset Ltd

Producer

Alex Epton
Sadhugold
Roofeeo
Tony Seltzer
Lil Ugly Mane
Sporting Life
Laron
Micachu
NYOP
Jonti
Faze Miyake

Wiki chronology

No Mountains in Manhattan
(2017)

Oofie
(2019)

Telephonebooth
(2021)

Oofie (stylized in all caps) is the second studio album by American rapper Wiki.^[1] It was released on November 8, 2019 by his own independent label Wikset.^[2]

It features guest appearances from Denzel Curry, Princess Nokia, Your Old Droog, Lil Ugly Mane, Duendita and Lansky Jones.^[1]

Track listing

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No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Intro"	Alex Epton Ben Vernon Patrick Morales SadhuGold	SadhuGold Alex Epton Nah^[a]	2:02
2.	"Downfall"	Epton Jahphet Landis Michul Kuun Morales	Alex Epton Roofeeo Nah	2:30
3.	"Pesto"	Antonio Hernández Morales	Tony Seltzer	2:48
4.	"Grim" (featuring Denzel Curry and Lil Ugly Mane)	Epton Denzel Curry Morales Travis Miller	Travis Miller Alex Epton Nah^[a]	4:23
5.	"Vidal" (interlude)	Epton Carlos Hernandez Mevlin Honore Morales	Alex Epton Nah^[a]	1:31
6.	"4 Clove Club"	Epton Hernández Eric Adiele Isaac Sleator Kuun Morales	Sporting Life Alex Epton^[a] Tony Seltzer^[a] Nah^[a]	3:12
7.	"The Act"	Jasper Marsalis Morales	Slauson Malone	1:58
8.	"Way That I Am" (featuring Your Old Droog)	Morales SadhuGold Your Old Droog	Sadhugold	5:06
9.	"Back Then" (featuring Lansky Jones)	Epton Hernández Kuun Laron Wages Lansky Jones Morales	Tony Seltzer Laron Alex Epton^[a] Nah^[a]	3:33
10.	"The Routine"	Epton Landis Morales	Roofeeo Alex Epton^[a] Nah^[a] Matt Lubansky^[a]	2:33
11.	"Dame Aquí" (featuring Princess Nokia)	Hernández Destiny Frasqueri Mica Levi Morales	Rob Mack Alex Epton Micachu Tony Seltzer	3:39
12.	"NYOPxTONY" (interlude)	Hernández NYOP Morales	Tony Seltzer NYOP Nah^[a]	1:52
13.	"Promises" (featuring duendita)	Epton duendita Jonti Danilewitz Morales	Jonti Alex Epton^[a]	5:02
14.	"Freaks"	Epton Hernandez Faze Miyake Ghostdaddy Isaiah Barr Morales	Alex Epton Faze Miyake^[a] Nah ^[a]	3:30
Total length:				43:37

^[a] signifies an additional producer

"Intro" features additional vocals by Ben Vernon

Personnel

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Credits adapted from Bandcamp^[3]

Wiki - primary artist, vocals
Alex Epton - producer (1, 2, 4-6, 9-14), congas (5), synth (14)
SadhuGold - producer (1, 8)
Nah - producer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 14)
Ben Vernon - additional vocals (1)
Roofeeo - producer (2, 10)
Tony Seltzer - producer (3, 6, 9, 11, 12)
Denzel Curry - featured artist (4)
Travis Miller - featured artist (4), producer (4)
Melvin Hodore - bass (5)
Carlos Hernandez - synth (5), piano (14)
Sporting Life - producer (6)
Isaac Sleator - piano (6)
Slauson Malone - producer (7)
Your Old Droog - featured artist (8)
Lansky Jones - featured artist (9)
Laron - producer (9)
Matt Lubansky - producer (10)
Rob Mack - producer (11)
Micachu - producer (11)
NYOP - producer (12)
duendita - featured artist (13)
Jonti - producer (13)
Faze Miyake - producer (14)
Isaiah Barr - saxophone (14)
Ghostdaddy - sitar (14)

References

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^ ^a ^b Ivey, Justin (November 7, 2019). "Wiki Returns With "Oofie" LP". HipHopDX. Retrieved November 9, 2019.
^ Renshaw, David (November 8, 2019). "Listen to Wiki's OOFIE". The Fader. Retrieved November 9, 2019.
^ "Oofie". November 8, 2019. Retrieved December 2, 2019.

External links

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Oofie at Discogs (list of releases)

v t e Wiki
Studio albums	No Mountains in Manhattan (2017) Oofie (2019) Half God (2021)
Mixtapes	Lil Me (2015)
Related articles	Ratking

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