Room 717

Room 717 (stylized as Room [717]) is the debut studio album by American Rapper Joreezus. "'Following the massive success that was In the Savanna, it was clear that the world needed more of Joreezus' music. So, in late 2018, Joreezus and Fxceless sat down with up-and-coming producer 808BO$ to produce the greatest and most influential hip-hop album of all time.'""-Stephen Cooper, CEO of Warner Music Group, describing the origins of the project in the documentary film From the Savanna: The Story of Joreezus. "

Recording and Production
Unlike In the Savanna, which was recorded in Fxceless' Studio 44, Joreezus recorded the entire album in a mobile studio that he had constructed in his home. The decision to record at Joreezus' home allayed an argument between Fxceless and 808BO$$ over the catalog copyright of the album. The album's instrumentals and backing tracks were all created by 808BO$$ in the span of 5 months, and all of Joreezus' vocals were edited by Fxceless over a three month period.

The cover art for the digital and physical releases of the album were all designed by Fxceless, save for the Limited Edition CD's Cover, which was designed by Joreezus himself.

Filipino Whore Single
The album's second track, Filipino Whore, was initially planned to be one of the lead singles from the album. However, the idea for a single was cancelled after local radio stations refused to air the song, due to the extremely sexually explicit lyrical content, combined with the semi-racist title of the track.

After a demo of the song leaked in March 2019, a female listener filed a lawsuit against 808BO$$ and Fxceless, claiming that the song's lyrics depicted her in an "untrue, demeaning, and absolutely false and misogynistic way." The case was eventually thrown out in June 2019, but the controversy scared 808BO$$ enough to remove Filipino Whore from the digital and streaming versions of the album. Fxceless, who oversaw all physical pressings of the album, decided against removing the track from the physical editions of the album, but did remove the song from the [717] Tour 's setlist, replacing it with a track from Joreezus' 2018 demo tape, Family Graves.

Disc One
Standard Album (Tracks 1-11)                                                                                                                              Family Graves EP (Remastered) (Tracks 12-19)

Limited Edition 2-LP 12"
This limited edition release was pressed on two light purple LPs, and was bundled with a copy of the Deluxe DVD of the film which documented the production of the album and tour, The ''[717] Tapes. ''

Disc One
Disc Two (Live at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival)