Rap Rising: Future & Metro Boomin Wage War Against Drake On Their New Album

By Tony M. Centeno

April 12, 2024

Future and Metro Boomin assembled some of the rap game's biggest names to assist in their war against Drake.

The hitmaking duo dominate this week's headlines and iHeartRadio's Rap Rising playlist once again with their second joint album WE STILL DON'T TRUST YOU. Pluto and the St. Louis beatmaker team up with The Weeknd for the opening track. Abel also takes a swipe at Drizzy on "All To Myself." Future also fans the flames by debuting "This Sunday," which fans believe is the reference track for Drake's "Feel No Ways" from his Views album. Meanwhile, J. Cole switches sides on "Red Leather" and A$AP Rocky takes direct aim at the Canadian rapper on "Show of Hands."

In addition to Future and Young Metro, other legendary artists like Talib Kweli and Madlib finally released their joint album Liberation 2 on streaming services. The sequel to their 2007 album dropped exclusively via Luminary last year and made its debut on DSP's today. The project features a fresh collaboration with the late Mac Miller, Roy Ayers, Q-Tip, Goapele, Westside Gunn and more. Meanwhile, Chris Brown's deluxe version of his 11:11 album, which arrived on Thursday, has fans wondering if he dissed Quavo following their recent spat. Nonetheless, Quavo decided to return fire on his surprise song "Tender."

There's plenty more fresh music out there from Ray Vaughn, Offset, Key Glock, Yung Bleu, Anycia and more. Press play on iHeartRadio's Rap Rising playlist above and check out more new Hip-Hop hits below.

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