Future & Metro Boomin - WE STILL DON'T TRUST YOU (Discussion Thread)

[SNG]

This is so fukking good

We have been blessed these past few weeks

I agree nikkaz is Wylin callin this shyt trash.

 

[Piff Perkins]

I like this more than the last one. It’s not exactly Hndrxx vibes but a nice mix of r&b and pop shyt. Lot of standout tracks especially right out the gate.

 

[SNG]

I like this more than the last one. It’s not exactly Hndrxx vibes but a nice mix of r&b and pop shyt. Lot of standout tracks especially right out the gate.

Same he got more hits to me on this one. shyt is fire.

 

[Astroslik]

The deluxe better have a thigger feature. No way they didn’t record a track before he went in

 

[FlyRy]

I tried, I swear I tried. I just cant fukk with Future

he's always been ass. people just try to act like he's not. like wayne back in the day

 

[Jards]

Come on man. Rocky was gon blow regardless I was there in real time.

I was there since Long Live A$AP - Rocky was getting a lot of hype on the independent scene but wasn’t making noise in the mainstream like that until fukking Problems. And if we’re honest, he hasn’t had a song that’s been anywhere as big except Praise The Lord which came like 7 years later.

If we’re taking about Kendrick or The Weeknd then I would agree they would’ve gone up at some point without Drake’s help, with Kendrick having Aftermath/Interscope backing and The Weeknd leaning heavily into Pop after his first studio album flopped. I’m not a Drake Stan by any stretch of the imagination and am definitely a bigger fan of these two but objectively speaking, Drake accelerated the mainstream look for Dot and Abel by putting them on Take Care. In Kendrick’s case, he also took him on the Club Paradise tour (alongside Rocky - his fukking Problems feature which was produced by 40 and also featured Drake and 2 Chainz, who was scorching at the time also helped) and in The Weeknd’s case, he garnered him some attention by writing by about him on the OVO blog they had at the time as well as featuring on his Thursday mixtape. Both were only known in their region or by Hip Hop blog enthusiasts and Take Care was really their first steps into mainstream consciousness but Kendrick and Abel would’ve done what they done without Drake’s help for sure, even if it took a little longer.

 

[Van Cleef]

good girls dats okay wit me bad bytches get everything

 

[Sad Bunny]

What's weak is them all ganging up to do it. If the target was anybody but Drake y'all would be calling this shyt for what it is, lame asf. And I couldn't imagine the reaction if Drake had a target and got people to feature on his project to diss said target. Y'all would be in an uproar. But y'all look past sucka ass shyt when it's convenient.

Keep that same energy for Megan Thee Stallion and Kid Cudi.

 

[Black Mamba]

he's always been ass. people just try to act like he's not. like wayne back in the day

Cry more

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

You can fukk on him if you always think about meeeeeeeeeeee

 

[Westbama Heartthrob]

Why is it nikkas on here with female names always talking about someone dikk riding? A nikka named Dora

You a wild faggitt say no more

That's a woman fool

 

[BlueHeffner]

Gracious

 

[HARLEM AL]

nikkas don’t like this? I like this a little better than Hendrix. Except My collection. That’s my top 5 future song.

 

[Dwight Howard]

he's always been ass. people just try to act like he's not. like wayne back in the day

Wayne is one of the most respected rappers ever by his peers and fans, he going down top 5 whether you like it or not. He has something like 100+ more features than the next guy...and that isn't an exaggeration

 

[Dwight Howard]

Lol no it wouldn’t - people paid attention to it because Drake was on the track and Drake’s boy 40 produced it

Nah Rocky had already built his momentum and core fanbase by then