Don Toliver built a reputation as one of the most inventive voices in Hip Hop and R&B by blending melodic hooks and rewind-worthy rhyme schemes with cinematic production. Since his breakout on Travis Scott’s “CAN’T SAY,” the Houston native has carved out his own lane with a run of acclaimed projects and memorable collaborations. A wealth of songs and features (many of which this list highlights) showcase how he’s cemented his status as both a hitmaker and a creative risk-taker.
When reflecting on his artistry, Toliver has spoken about the excitement of pushing boundaries and constantly entering “a new era.” Whether through solo work or high-profile collaborations, his sound is always evolving. Ultimately, it all signals how every chapter in his career feels like a reset. With that said, let's revisit the songs and features that showcase his range and evolution.
1. Something Wrong – DJ Snake and Don Toliver
Don Toliver linked with DJ Snake on the latter’s Nomad standout, “Something Wrong,” a sultry mix of trap and electronic vibes. His hypnotic delivery glided over Snake and SickDrumz’s glossy production, proving his versatility in global crossover spaces.
2. Drugs N Hella Melodies – Don Toliver feat. Kali Uchis
Produced by Los Hendrix, Dahi, and Sir Dylan, this Life of a Don single marked Toliver and partner Kali Uchis’ first musical collaboration. The Nabil-directed video elevated its dreamy R&B tone and highlighted the couple’s romantic and creative chemistry.
3. Cardigan – Don Toliver
Produced by Sonny Digital, CVRE, MIDO, and Mike Dean, this Heaven or Hell standout first appeared in Travis Scott’s Netflix documentary, Look Mom I Can Fly. It debuted at No. 90 on the Billboard Hot 100 and later went platinum.
4. Too Many Nights – Metro Boomin and Future feat. Don Toliver
Produced by Metro Boomin, Honorable C.N.O.T.E., and Allen Ritter, this HEROES & VILLAINS highlight featured Toliver’s hypnotic hook, which balanced Future’s verses. It scored a Top 25 Billboard debut and quickly became a fan-favorite collaboration.
5. No Idea – Don Toliver
Produced by WondaGurl, CuBeatz, and W$N, “No Idea” became Toliver’s breakout solo hit. Released ahead of Heaven or Hell, it went viral on TikTok, entered the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 68, and earned platinum certification.
6. Private Landing – Don Toliver feat. Justin Bieber and Future
This Love Sick (Deluxe) offering (produced by Cardo Got Wings, 206Derek, Rob Bisel, and Omar Guetfa) brought together Toliver, Bieber, and Future. Mixing rap and R&B elements, it showcased Toliver’s ability to unite stars across genres on one record.
7. BANDIT – Don Toliver
Produced by ReidMD, “BANDIT” launched HARDSTONE PSYCHO as its lead single. Built on a pitched-up Tame Impala sample, the track debuted live during Toliver’s 2023 tour. Its music video revealed Kali Uchis’ pregnancy and teased the follow-up single “Deep in the Water.”
8. After Party – Don Toliver
First previewed in Travis Scott’s Netflix documentary, Look Mom I Can Fly, “After Party” became a Heaven or Hell highlight. Peaking at No. 57 on the Hot 100, it quickly earned gold certification and boosted Toliver’s mainstream profile.
9. His & Hers – Internet Money feat. Gunna, Don Toliver, and Lil Uzi Vert
Following the success of “Lemonade,” Internet Money reunited Don Toliver and Gunna, this time adding Lil Uzi Vert. Released with a Cole Bennett–directed video, the single showcased Toliver’s melodic dominance across Internet Money’s polished trap production.
10. TORE UP – Don Toliver
Debuted live at Rolling Loud California with a live guitarist, “TORE UP” marked a harder turn in Toliver’s sound. Sampling She Died Real Pretty, the HARDSTONE PSYCHO cut fused bass-heavy trap with rock energy.
11. HAD ENOUGH – Don Toliver feat. Quavo and Offset
First leaked months before its official release, “HAD ENOUGH” landed on both JACKBOYS and Heaven or Hell. The Quavo and Offset-assisted collaboration peaked at No. 52 on the Billboard Hot 100 and later earned gold certification.
12. Lose My Mind – Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat
Created for F1: The Album, “Lose My Mind” paired Toliver with Doja Cat over production involving Hans Zimmer and Ryan Tedder. The racing-inspired offering debuted on Billboard’s Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.
13. CAN'T STAY – Travis Scott feat. Don Toliver
Featured on ASTROWORLD, “CAN’T SAY” introduced Don Toliver to a wide audience, leading to his signing with Cactus Jack. The Saint Laurent–backed music video and Fat Pat sample cemented the song as a Houston-rooted standout.
14. No Pole – Don Toliver
First teased on TikTok, “No Pole” officially opened Love Sick (Deluxe) the following year. Produced by Cardo Got Wings and DJ Fresh, the track later reached No. 66 on the Hot 100.
15. Flocky Flocky – Don Toliver feat. Travis Scott
Released on Life of a DON, “Flocky Flocky” marked another Cactus Jack link-up with Travis Scott. A behind-the-scenes video surfaced before Don debuted the track live in Philadelphia.
16. You – Don Toliver
Another serious Cactus Jack connection. Closing out Life of a DON, “You” blended Don Toliver’s melodic delivery with Travis Scott’s signature haze. The track entered Rolling Stone’s Top 100 at No. 90 shortly after the album dropped.
17. Euphoria – Don Toliver feat. Kaash Paige and Travis Scott
One of Heaven or Hell’s standouts, “Euphoria” Don Toliver and Travis Scott linked up with Kaash Paige for a lush, atmospheric cut. The song was first teased by Scott’s former flame, Kylie Jenner.