A Love Letter to You 3

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A Love Letter to You 3
OZ
  • Pas Beatz
  • Rex Kudo
  • Staccato
  • Tariq Beats
  • Tony Trouble
  • WE ARE THE STARS
  • Nick Barbs
    • Trippie Redd chronology
    Life's a Trip
    (2018)     		A Love Letter to You 3
    (2018)     		!
    (2019)
    Singles from A Love Letter to You 3
    1. "Topanga"
      Released: October 22, 2018

    A Love Letter to You 3 is the third commercial mixtape by American rapper

    Caroline Distribution.[1] It is the third release in his A Love Letter to You series, of which began in May 2017.[1] The mixtape features collaborations with Emani22, Kodie Shane, Baby Goth, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Nel-Denarro, Juice Wrld, Tory Lanez and Elliott Trent.[1] It is supported by the lead single "Topanga", for which a music video was released on October 30.[3]

    Background and recording

    Trippie Redd stated on his social media that he recorded the album in two weeks "right after

    Beats 1, Trippie Redd said: "The way I set up my projects, I put the first track to the last track. If you listen to it from start to finish, that's how I put it together. It's art, it's not anything to play with."[4] On the content of A Love Letter to You 3, Trippie Redd told Lowe: "It has some stuff about relationships, but that's life. 'Toxic Waste' is about a toxic relationship. What you hear is mixed — everybody has to mix their vocals for how it's supposed to sound. When I record, I do use autotune, but I don't use it how people use it. I like samples a lot."[4]

    Promotion

    In September 2018, Trippie Redd stated that the mixtape was "already done" but that he needed 2–3 more songs to complete it, and released an audio clip of "Topanga".[5] On October 30, he released the cover art and track listing, which originally featured "Blastoff" and "Talk That Shit",[6] which did not make the final cut.

    Commercial performance

    On the chart dated November 24, 2018, A Love Letter to You 3 debuted at number three on the US Billboard 200 with 84,000 album-equivalent units (including 11,000 pure album sales). It is Trippie Redd's second US top-10 album. It was also the week's most-streamed album overall, with its tracks achieving 108.8 million on-demand streams.[7] In its second week, the mixtape dropped to number nine on the chart, earning 41,000 units.[8]

    Track listing

    No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
    1."
    Jarad Higgins
  • Yıldırım
    • OZ
    • Pas Beatz
    • CujoBeatz
    		2:55
    14."So Alive"White
    • Goose the Guru
    • Nellz
    		1:59
    15."Diamond Minds" (featuring Tory Lanez and Elliott Trent)
  • Elliott Trent
    • Trent
    • 808-H
    		3:05
    16."Camp Fire Tale"White · Austin Leech · Conner LeechWE ARE THE STARS2:29
    Total length:43:46

    Personnel

    • Trippie Redd – primary artist, composition
    • Baby Goth – featured artist
    • Elliott Trent - featured artist, production, composition
    • Emani22 - featured artist
    • Juice WRLD
      - featured artist, composition
    • Kodie Shane - featured artist, composition
    • Nel-Denarro - featured artist, composition
    • Tory Lanez - featured artist, composition, engineering
    • YoungBoy Never Broke Again - featured artist, composition
    • 808-H - producer
    • ChopsquadDJ - producer
    • Dez Wright - producer
    • Diplo - producer
    • Foreign Tek - producer
    • Goose the Guru - producer
    • Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. - producer
    • Icon South - producer
    • Jacob Reske - producer
    • King Henry - producer
    • Krischordz - producer
    • Nellz - producer
    • OZ - producer
    • Pas Beats - producer
    • Rex Kudo - producer
    • Staccato - producer
    • Tariq Beats - producer
    • Tony Trouble - producer
    • WE ARE THE STARS - producer, composition
    • Nick Barbs - A&R
    • Rocket Da Goon - additional vocals
    • Play Picasso - additional mixing
    • Igor Mamet - recording, mixing, mastering
    • Koen Heldens – mixing
    • Brandon Brown – mixing assistance

    Charts

    Certifications

    Region Certification Certified units/sales
    Canada (Music Canada)[27] Gold 40,000‡
    United States (RIAA)[28] Platinum 1,000,000‡

    ‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

    References

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    2. ^ "Trippie Redd: A Love Letter to You 3". Pitchfork.
    3. ^ Centeno, Tony M (October 30, 2018). "Trippie Redd's 'A Love Letter to You 3' Album Tracklist". XXL. Retrieved November 2, 2018.
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