Metro Boomin & Future Deliver BIGLY with ‘We Don’t Trust You’

The Creative Synergy Between Metro Boomin and Future

The creative synergy between Metro Boomin and Future is as consistent as it gets when these two hip-hop giants join forces. Their collaboration on We Don’t Trust You is Kobe and Shaq in the studio at this point. Complimenting each others individual talents and showcasing a seamless partnership. 

The announcement of not one, but two collaborative albums, with the second slated for release on April 12th. This only foreshadows that the dynamic duo is going to capitalize on this run financially this Summer when festival season comes around. They have only gotten better and now their ability to evolve and adapt while maintaining their signature styles is what is going to make them #1 on the charts for some time to come. If you ask me, this is their push to be the two biggest players in Hip/Hop in 2024 and beyond. 

The Impact of We Don’t Trust You on Hip-Hop Culture

The release of We Don’t Trust You by Future and Metro Boomin has undeniably left an indelible mark on hip-hop culture, sparking conversations and debates in just a short time after it’s release. Here’s how:

• Cultural References and Impact: The album’s title, a nod to Metro Boomin’s iconic tagline, has transcended music to become a cultural catchphrase, and an indicator that you are about to listen to an absolute banger. 
• Collaborations and Community Response: Kendrick Lamar’s surprise verse on Like That stirred social media, reminiscent of his Control verse, showcasing Kendrick’s ability to quickly bring buzz to hip/hop fans whenever he decides to feature on an album. It’s not everyday that Kendrick Lamar targets two all-time greats in J.Cole and Drake. Now fans expect some sort of response. If you want to be the best, you got to take out the best. 

This blend of cultural resonance, artist engagement, and anticipation for future work highlights the album’s multifaceted impact on hip-hop; proving that Future and Metro Boomin are not just creators, but catalysts for dialogue, competition, and innovation within the genre.

Each track, with its unique narrative and lyrical count, contributes to the album’s overarching themes and showcases the duo’s ability to blend profound storytelling with compelling music.

More To Come

The buzz around Future and Metro Boomin doesn’t seem to be dying down anytime soon, especially with their recent performance at Rolling Loud. This event is not just another concert; it’s a beacon of what’s to come, hinting at the duo’s unrelenting drive to cash in on these two albums.

The cherry on top? fans were wondering why Travis Scott was begging Metro Boomin to play Like That live before the album’s release. Was it simply because we all have heard the snippet and he wanted to share? Or have the higher-ups all come together as a collective with conspiracies to end Drake & J.Cole’s run and send a message? Maybe it’s a reach, but overall, this competitive spirit is selfishly good for fans and only builds anticipation for any sort of retaliation.