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"We've been talking to a lot of the partners behind the scenes in any case, as we prepare our EV future. "Racing is one of the ways to do that. But let's see how it pans out.

High Off Life reached number one spots on both the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and US Billboard 200, so there are high expectations for Future's latest record.

Future was also the executive producer of Kanye West’s 2022 Stem Player-released album Donda 2. I Never Liked You is the 16-track follow up to Future’s 2020 record High Off Life. “Few artists are as prolific.

What are the lyrics to Future 'Wait For U' featuring Drake and Tems? What do the lyrics mean? Here's a meaning breakdown of the track...

Why you introduce us if you knew that you was with him? 'In the dog house' is an expression for being in disgrace or disfavour. "Why you introduce us if you knew that you was with him?

The song appears on Future's new album 'I Never Liked You' that's finally available everywhere. | iHeart.

Sharing my ups, sharing my downs with the entire universe. Sharing my pain with the world. “Sharing my lifestyle with the world.

Recently christened "the best rapper alive" by GQ, Future proudly presents his anxiously awaited ninth full-length and the most anticipated album of 2022, ...

For the cover of his new album and additional promotional materials, Future chose images from his recent GQ cover shoot. The album concludes with "Back to the Basics," marking a full circle moment for the hip hop titan. Penned by Elliott Wilson, it marks his first cover issue of the publication. He invented his own sound, which has since become the dominant style in rap. The album stands out as Future's first body of work since 2020's platinum-selling High Off Life, which emerged as his sixth consecutive #1 debut on the Billboard Top 200. Bound to set the internet on fire, the cinematic clip continues a tradition of blockbuster visuals for Future whose total career YouTube views have exceeded 8 billion and counting.

Future released his ninth album, "I Never Liked You," and a music video for "Keep It Burnin" featuring Kanye West.

Sharing my ups, sharing my downs with the entire universe. Sharing my pain with the world. "Sharing my lifestyle with the world.

Future has dropped his highly anticipated album, I Never Liked You and the weekend for all hip hop fans just got smokier.

This man is a true legend in the making. Future has the album of the year in his bag. And next week when the numbers come out, everyone who doubted Future will know, who is back in the rap game. And pure art in the making is so true. And calling it the best album yet. You may think that we are too quick to jump on the I Never Liked You ship.

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After more than a decade of working alongside the Atlanta’s rap pool – which continues to grow in talent and notoriety – Future has proved time and again that he’s special. But then a great run of tracks appears in the middle of the album, proving that Future is more mature than he’s given credit for. For the three-way tag team match of ‘FOR A NUT’, with YSL Records’ lead duo Gunna and Young Thug, he manages: “I just put some diamonds in her butt”. What?

Two years after releasing 'High Off Life', Future returns with 'I Never Liked You' with appearances from Kanye West, Drake, Gunna and more.

On Friday, Future released his ninth studio album with features from Drake (“Wait for It” and “I’m On One”), Kanye West (“Keep It Burnin”), Kodak Black (“Voodoo”) and more. The value of the relationship as it continues to grow, the value of just treating people like they are priceless, instead of treating people like they got a dollar sign on them every time.” With production from TM88, ATL Jacob, Southside and others, the album comes just two years after Future’s platinum-selling album High Off Life and his Pluto x Baby Pluto collaborative album with Lil Uzi Vert. Just in time for I Never Liked You, Future has delivered the Ye-assisted music video for “Keep It Burnin.

At this point in his career, Future knows exactly what his fans want from him, and he's embracing it. Alongside guests like Kanye, Drake, Gunna, Young Thug, ...

How does an album called I Never Liked You end with a bar like, “After I fuck you, let me cry on your shoulder?” This album thrives when Future taps into the emotions he claims he doesn’t have, and it sounds like he might just need therapy instead of trying to be a fantasy to the women he meets. Lines like “I fucked her in the butt and made her peepee” and “I’m a rich junkie, yeah all these drugs I buy” are pretty ridiculous. Although my first impression isn’t a rave review, I do think this album has potential to grow on me, especially as we move into the warmer months and more live events start to take place. He’s fully leaned into his persona in a manner similar to a Too Short or Suga Free. For better or worse, you know what you’re getting from a Future album, and it’s easier to accept as a character. On that song, it feels like he finally peeled back the curtain, and I wish there was more of that here. Gunna and Young Thug aren’t terrible, but “I can boss a bitch up for a nut” is such a ridiculously cringey hook, and the fact that Future puts that bar on loop makes for an easy skip. The most memorable and convincing moments of I Never Liked You are when it sounds like he did, in fact, like them at one point. Jordan: Drake and Future rarely miss together, and that chemistry makes both of Drizzy’s contributions sound effortless on this album. Andre: “Wait For U” with Drake and Tems. When I saw the tracklist, I was scared they were going to jump Tems with toxicity, but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it’d be thematically. If I didn’t have to stay on top of as much music as possible as a music writer, I would just go to Future (and a few other artists’ catalogs) when I wanted to hear this kind of sound. Tems’ beautiful voice lines the background of the track, and it’s one of the few points on the album where Future slows down the tempo and delivers softer sounds. Alongside guests like Kanye, Drake, Gunna, Young Thug, Kodak Black, and Tems, he’s here to lean into the meme and deliver that signature Future toxicity just in time for summer.

The manager has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Anfield until 2026.

And Liverpool has one foot in what would be its third Champions League final in five years after beating Villarreal 2-0 this week in the semi-final first leg. In interviews, he is passionate and honest. He says the “freshness” of the club still “energizes” him. His "new story" has included the Premier League title in 2019/20 – Liverpool's first for 30 years – and the Champions League in 2019. The performances of his team this season, though, have convinced Klopp to stay. That when his contract had been due to expire in 2024, he might step away, if only temporarily, from the game.

One of the most highly anticipated releases of 2022, the 16-track follow-up to 2020's High Off Life features appearances from Drake, Kanye West, Young Thug, ...

“But it’s hard for people to understand, because I don’t put everything on Instagram. Kanye flew me to Paris in 2011 or 2012 to work on music. The whole Hip Hop world right now is likely listening to Future’s ninth studio album I NEVER LIKED YOU, which dropped on Friday (April 29) after weeks of teasers. “Me and Kanye always had a relationship,” he said.

Billboard ranks the tracks from Future's ninth studio album featuring Drake, Young Thug, Kodak Black, Kanye West and more.

The Hall of Fame tandem of Future and Drake catch another win on the slow-winding song “WAIT FOR YOU.” With rising Afrobeats star Tems designated to hook duties, Future and Drake write poignant verses about how their busy schedules kill their relationships. A simple switcheroo between “PUFFIN ON ZOOTIES” and “GOLD STACKS” after “FOR A NUT” should happen, considering Future’s energy level on the former is higher. Introspective Future is the best Future, especially on “THE WAY THINGS GOING.” Though Future typically exudes supreme confidence, he often undergoes moments of doubt. The resurgence of Kodak Black continues on the standout track “VOODOO.” A proven features savant, Kodak doles out another indelible hook that finds Future combatting his demons. “It’s my love from my grandmother make me gentle when I care for you,” he painfully croons. (“If it wasn’t for Google, man, that b–ch wouldn’t know my nickname,”) The two-track run of “WAIT FOR YOU” and “LOVE YOU BETTER” is an excellent reminder of peak Future for fans who fell in love with his searing honesty. While the effort is admirable, after “HOLY GHOST” falls short of capturing that same “VOODOO” magic. Future’s streak of great outros remains undefeated, with “BACK TO BASICS” his latest such offering. After his controversial GQ cover, which dubbed him “The Best Rapper Alive,” Future attempts to mute those who question his legacy. The trifecta of Future, Gunna, and Young Thug return after their Hot 100 triumph “Pushin P.” The record slightly rivals its predecessor because of its hard-hitting production but lacks the same fervor as the former top-10 entry. On the Wheezy-produced track, his bravado continues to be his calling card, as he throws endless darts at the competition and, of course, the opposite sex.