Jeezer's first and greatest album. Contains hits like "Booty Holly" and "Say That It's So."

The most underrated album by Jeezer. Contains hits like "Very Hot," "Indistinctly Red Cube," and "Satisfied with Reproduction."

Jeezer's first solo album that isn't a parody.  Includes the hits "Flyin' Solo" and "Don't stop til you get enough."

The 2nd solo album by Jeezer. Contains hits like "Paranoia" and "Aftermath."

Jeezer's first solo album that truly impacted people. Not in the best way though.  Includes the hit "The Towers."

The 4th solo album by Jeezer. Contains hits like "Into The Future (Forget the Past)" and "Version 2.0."

Jeezer's first experimental album. Contains hits such as "Dr. Disrespected" and "Weezer Fan."

Jeezer's return to the spotlight. Being a mostly gospel-based album, it is shocking how he managed to hit #1 on the Billboard 100 for 2 weeks in August of 2007. Features a cover of Kanye West's "Jesus Walks" and the famous solo track "Jeezus (Is My Savior)."

Jeezer was in a bind after an attempt on his life a month after he released his redemption album "Jeezus" for speaking Christian views and almost dying. This album was created to fund his medical bills and bring back an older style of sound for him in only 2 months, thus releasing the same year as Jeezus. Features the diss track "Nice Try, Diddy."