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  • Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘Like That’ on pace to top Billboard Hot 100

    Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘Like That’ on pace to top Billboard Hot 100

    Future & Metro’s new smash hit carries huge potential

    Future and Metro Boomin’s record “Like That,” which features Kendrick Lamar, is projected to open at No. 1 of the Billboard Hot 100 in the coming week, according to reports. This will make it the biggest rap debut since 2020.

    The track is a segment of Future and Metro’s new collab album, We Don’t Trust You. The song recieved immediate intensive press and social media attention as Kendrick appeared to have Drake and J. Cole on his cross hairs.

    “F*ck sneak dissin’, first person shooter, I hope they came with three switches,” K. Dot raps. “Think I won’t drop the location? I still got PTSD/ Motherf*ck the big three, n***a, it’s just big me/ N***a, bum, what? I’m really like that/ And your best work is a light pack.”

  • Metro Boomin disapproves Future & Drake feud rumors

    Metro Boomin disapproves Future & Drake feud rumors

    Metro urges fans to stop ‘making things up’

    Future and Metro Boomin unleashed their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You, last week and the internet is on fire because of it. On the track “Like That” that features Kendrick Lamar, the California rapper lyrically assaults Drake and J. Cole, and fans think Future also opened fire at the former.

    This week, a fan on X claimed that Pluto and Drizzy are beefing over a woman, before Metro pushed back the rumors with the reply: “Yall n****s stop making stuff up for engagement and enjoy the music.”


  • Old clip of J. Cole commending Metro Boomin reappears following Kendrick Lamar’s diss

    Old clip of J. Cole commending Metro Boomin reappears following Kendrick Lamar’s diss

    Cole had great words for Metro

    Future and Metro Boomin lit up the hip-hop world last Friday with their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You. Kendrick Lamar is one of the features on the project and his verse has sparked discussions among fans as it captures the rapper dissing J. Cole and Drake.

    “F*ck sneak dissin’, first person shooter, I hope they came with three switches,” K Dot flows on “Like That,” before adding, “think I won’t drop the location? I still got PTSD/ Motherf*ck the big three, n***a, it’s just big me/ N***a, bum, what? I’m really like that/ And your best work is a light pack.”

    After the stint, a clip from last month has been making rounds where Cole speaks highly of Young Metro. “I was in the studio the other night and [Metro Boomin] was in there cooking up,” Cole says. “Everything is just like confident steps, you’re not judging it, you’re not thinking about it.”

  • Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘We Don’t Trust You’ scored highest first-day Spotify streams so far this year

    Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘We Don’t Trust You’ scored highest first-day Spotify streams so far this year

    The new album is raking collosal numbers

    Future and Metro Boomin released one of the biggest albums so far in 2024 last Friday titled We Don’t Trust You. According to Spotify, the body of work earned the biggest first-day streaming on the platform. “On Friday, March 22, Future and Metro Boomin’s WE DON’T TRUST YOU became Spotify’s most-streamed album in a single day in 2024 so far,” Spotify announced on X Saturday (March 23).

    Per reports on social media, the album is on pace to sell 190k-200k album-equivalent units in the first week, which could place it at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

  • Peep Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘We Don’t Trust You’ first week sales predictions

    Peep Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘We Don’t Trust You’ first week sales predictions

    Pluto & Metro set to score great first week numbers

    Future and Metro Boomin finally unleashed their highly-anticipated joint album, We Don’t Trust You, on Friday (March 22) and fans have been going wild on streaming platforms.

    According to HitsDD, the LP is projected to command 190k-220k equivalent album units in the first week, which will set it on path to the top spot on the Billboard 200.

    The project features Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott and Playboi Carti. K-Dot’s feature on “Like That” has particularly been catching a lot of attention as it sees him going after his supposedly fellow Big 3iers Drake and J. Cole.

  • Metro Boomin explains his trick to making good music with Future

    Metro Boomin explains his trick to making good music with Future

    Metro has been Future’s fan since high school

    Metro Boomin has proved to be one of the top talents in the game, but his chemistry with Future has been top of the line. During a recent conversation with Tmr0 Network, Young Metro revealed how he approaches his collaborations with Hndrx.

    “I just try to wow myself and that’s a part of keeping that kid and that fan in me always alive, you know what I’m saying,” Metro says. “Everybody I work with, I always been fans of. Like even before I met Future, I was always a fan in high school.

    “So when I get with him it’s like that inner fan to me, that 10th grade fan, that junior year fan is like, ‘Okay, let me try to make a song with this n-gga that I would just be like, yeah, I wanna play this shit all the time.’ I feel like that’s the key.”


    He added, “And it go back to people having other motives on why they doing what they doing. Like maybe they just trying to get some money or try to just get this accolade, purely for what comes with it or whatever.

    “And they just approaching it wrong bro. They feel like they gotta make something for everybody or try to appease these people; or ‘this is in now, so let me try to do this;’ or this is for that result. It’s just not pure.”

    Metro and Future have a new album, We Don’t Trust You Niggas, expected to arrive between March 22 and April 12.


  • Metro Boomin says TikTok encourages ‘forced pandering’ by ‘artists and labels’

    Metro Boomin says TikTok encourages ‘forced pandering’ by ‘artists and labels’

    Young Metro sees some flaw in TikTok music

    Metro Boomin recognizes talent in those who create fun clips on TikTok, but is disgraced with how, according to him, artists and record labels forcefully shove shallow and empty music into the audience.

    “I love the creativity and appreciation the kids show for the music on TikTok but I don’t like the forced pandering from artists and labels that results in these lifeless and soulless records,” he wrote on X/Twitter.

    Metro’s rant is a reaction to UMG’s recent split with TikTok, leading to the pulling of music from Drake, Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice.

    UMG ended the contract after charging TikTok with financially benefiting from the label’s music in their expense, as well as failing to protect artists from threats such as AI impersonation. In response, TikTok accused UMG of being motivated by greed.

  • Hit-Boy praises Metro Boomin’s prowess – ‘I’m in full support’

    Hit-Boy praises Metro Boomin’s prowess – ‘I’m in full support’

    Hit previously dissed Metro in unreleased track

    Hit-Boy has good words to say about Metro Boomin despite dissing him in a song preview last year. During a recent sit-down with Back On Figg show host T-Rell, Hit revealed his pride for Metro and his achievements, especially with his latest album Heroes & Villains.

    “It’s dope what Metro Boomin just did with his album and having the right artists on there and doing real numbers,” Hit said. “That’s a good push for producers. I’m in full support of that.”

    Last March, Hit-Boy previewed a record on Instagram where he dissed a few high profile producers including Young Metro. “I’m usually homeboys with producers I get compared to, but on this one I want to say I’m stretched out, extra leg room/ I don’t really know dude, he seem like a cool cat/ But I never once heard Metro Boomin do boom bap,” Hit rapped on the snippet.

    The “Niagra Falls” producer later fired back with a line from Kendrick Lamar’s “Rich Spirit”: “Stop playin’ with me ‘fore I turn you to a song.”


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