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Latest comment: 1 month ago by ~2026-45522-40 in topic Requested update: 2023-2026 discography (COI Disclosed)

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@WikiAviator: Hey I had copied it to make some adjustments to the text before posting and I must have not saved it but I fixed it. Thanks for pointing that out! Mediaforthemasses (talk) 08:05, 27 March 2020 (UTC)Reply

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Requested update: 2023-2026 discography (COI Disclosed)

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Bugz Ronin — proposed update (copy onto the article talk page)

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Suggested change 1 — add to Career after the Eternal Atake / Sony paragraph:

In 2023, Ronin produced six tracks on Lil Uzi Vert's third studio album Pink Tape, including the single "Endless Fashion" featuring Nicki Minaj, which peaked at number 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2024 he was credited on Yeat's 2093, Don Toliver's Hardstone Psycho, and Lil Tecca's PLAN A. In 2025 he was credited as a producer on JACKBOYS 2 and on eight tracks of Destroy Lonely's mixtape Broken Hearts 3.

Sources for that paragraph: - Pink Tape (album) Wikipedia / Endless Fashion Wikipedia (Hot 100 #20) - 2093 (album) Wikipedia (“Morë”; producer list) - Hardstone Psycho Wikipedia (Kryptonite, 4x4, Geeked Up) - Plan A (Lil Tecca album) Wikipedia (“I Can't Let Go”) - JackBoys 2 Wikipedia (producer list; Velour writers include Daniel Pérez, producers include Bugz Ronin) - Broken Hearts 3 Wikipedia (producer list; eight tracks credit Daniel Perez / Bugz Ronin)

Suggested change 2 — extend the Discography table (Wikipedia currently stops at 2023 and omits Pink Tape “Rehab”):

Year | Title | Artist 2023 | Rehab | Lil Uzi Vert 2024 | Morë | Yeat 2024 | Kryptonite | Don Toliver 2024 | 4x4 | Don Toliver 2024 | Geeked Up (feat. Yeat) | Don Toliver 2024 | I Can't Let Go (with Don Toliver) | Lil Tecca 2024 | Propane | Bugz Ronin & BEAM 2025 | Velour | JACKBOYS / Don Toliver & Sheck Wes 2025 | Aint Hard | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Risk | Destroy Lonely 2025 | STFU | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Show U How | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Party N Get High (Interlude) | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Leash | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Open It Up (with Ken Carson) | Destroy Lonely 2025 | Leave U Out 2 Dry | Destroy Lonely

Existing table rows (Yung Bans through Pink Tape Shardai) can stay. Add Rehab under 2023 Pink Tape. Do not add unpublished leaks or unverified Genius-only songs.

Leave out of Wikipedia: writer-share percentages, RICOCHET merch/Skool, LLC internals, Sound Royalties, unpublished deals. ~2026-45522-40 (talk) 08:05, 20 August 2026 (UTC)Reply