GOD DID Tracklist
GOD DID is DJ Khaled’s thirteenth studio album, and the follow-up to his 2021 album, KHALED KHALED. The project name arose from a part of Khaled’s spoken word track, “B.I.B.L.E. Talk,” from Fivio Foreign’s debut album, B.I.B.L.E., where he says:
They ain’t believe in us
God did
GOD DID would first be teased on June 8, 2022, when Khaled revealed that his frequent collaborator Drake would feature on it, alongside being in “album mode.” Nearly a month later, Khaled announced the name of the album on Instagram.
On July 26, Khaled made an Instagram post teasing the first promotional single from the album, which features Lil Baby and Drake. A week later, the single was announced, “STAYING ALIVE,” alongside the release date of the album on the same announcement.
On August 22, 2022, Khaled revealed the album’s official cover in an Instagram post, further explaining the title GOD DID’s meaning:
GOD DID OFFICIAL ALBUM COVER! 🤲🏽🙏🏽
The tear represents tears of joy 😢 from God’s blessings🙏🏽 GOD, I LOVE U SO MUCH!
I’m grateful for anything and EVERYTHING.
Thank you god for blessing my family, my friends and my fans. When nobody believed, YOU DID! I praise you daily. We’re here to do GOD’S WORK!!
GOD DID – AUG 26TH.
The next day, he followed up with the official tracklist through Instagram, likening the project to a “gift from God”:
The holy scripture. 📜
This is a gift to the world. 🌎
This is a gift to the fans. 🎁
This is a gift for us. 🤲🏽
GOD DID.
“GOD DID” Q&A
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Translations
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What have the artists said about the album?
This album is made for everybody that believes. And there’s a lot more people that believe. But, you know, when it comes down to this album, this particular album is those that believed on another level.
—DJ Khaled, via Drink Champs
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Is there official animated artwork?
Yes, Apple Music features animated artwork for this release.
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How did this album perform on the charts?
God Did debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 during the chart week ending of September 10, 2022, marking DJ Khaled’s fourth No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart and selling 107,000 album-equivalent units during its first week.
