In 2014 Wise Blood also released a conceptual mixtape titled "Get 'Em" using samples that were not able to be cleared for his debut album "Id". Laufman explained the inspiration for the release and artistic process he took in creating the mixtape to The Fader as such; "'I wanted to do it after I watched my cousin download a movie on an iPad, watch it on T.V. then record some of the movie for a Vine", he says, "I like that the original material is literally travelling from device to device and then ending up back where it started but now it has some fucking mileage on it'" A video for the track "Helter Shelter" from the mixtape was released the previous year. In 2019 Laufman released "Greatest Hits", an album that is credited to both Chris Laufman and Wise Blood and which Laufman said is the last under the Wise Blood pseudonym. He also revealed that the album was a collection of material from the past 7 years that dealt with his struggle with mental health and substance abuse issues that he had recently been addressing for the first time in his life. In his review of the album, Randall Colburn of the A.V. Club notes that it "veers - often wildly - between straightforward if decidedly off-kilter, pop ("Graceland", "When You Need Somebody") and tactile mood pieces that swallow Laufman whole in a maelstrom of delicately arranged samples ("Dope Swinger", "Soak Up the Sun")."