Don't Feed da Animals album cover

Studio album 2009

Gorilla Zoe Don't Feed da Animals

Billboard peak
No.8
Released March 17
2009
Runtime
54:58
Tracks
14
Label
Bad Boy Records

Gorilla Zoe's second album: Atlanta trap anthems with Rick Ross, Gucci Mane, and a Top 10 Billboard return after Welcome to the Zoo.

Don’t Feed da Animals doubles down on Zoe’s deadpan street talk and chant hooks. What It Is with Rick Ross, Helluvalife with Gucci Mane and OJ Da Juiceman, and Lost keep the Block Entertainment / Bad Boy South lane loud.

The album opened at No. 8. Where the debut introduced Hood Nigga as a ringtone era smash, this follow-up aims at album-depth street rotation without abandoning the spare, hypnotic cadence Zoe built his name on.

Track list

Production Zaytoven 4 Drumma Boy 3 Crack 1 Dana "Dee Jay Dana" Ramey 1 Don Vito 1 J. "808" Frazier Jr 1 Jesse "Corparal" Wilson 1 K-Rab 1 Kane Beatz 1 Sparkz tha Trakman 1

  1. Feat. JC

    Prod. Kane Beatz

  2. Feat. Rick Ross, Kollosus

    Prod. Zaytoven

  3. Prod. Don Vito

  4. Lost 4:48

    Prod. Drumma Boy, J. "808" Frazier Jr

  5. Prod. Jesse "Corparal" Wilson

  6. Prod. Zaytoven

  7. Prod. Dana "Dee Jay Dana" Ramey

  8. Feat. Gucci Mane, OJ Da Juiceman

    Prod. Zaytoven

  9. Feat. Big Block

    Prod. Drumma Boy

  10. Feat. Yung Chris

    Prod. Crack

  11. Man I 3:38

    Prod. K-Rab

  12. Feat. EbonyLove, Roxy Reynolds

    Prod. Sparkz tha Trakman

  13. Prod. Zaytoven

  14. Echo 3:58

    Prod. Drumma Boy

Lead and guest artists, from the credits

  1. Gorilla Zoe Lead artist East Point, Georgia