It's another massive week for New Music Friday, thanks to Future. The Atlanta native returned with his latest studio album, I Never Liked You this morning, equipped with 16 songs in total and collaborations alongside Kanye West, Young Thug, Tems, and of course, Drake, who appears twice on the tracklist.
Drake joins Future on the Tems-assisted, "WAIT FOR U," which leans closer to the HNDRXX sound. However, they join forces for "I'm On One" towards the end of the tracklist. It's a powerful banger, with production coming from Torey Montan. Future and Drake get arrogant on this one, displaying the high levels of opulence in their daily lives and overseas travel. That could be Future's use of substances to help his focus while counting up or Drake comparing his vision board to Messi or Ovechkin.
Check the record out below and sound off with your thoughts on Future and Drake's "I'm On One."
Quotable Lyrics
Said she wanna see the world and she tired of sittin' still
I'ma take her ass to Paris, fuck her on that Ferris wheel
Take her to see Cristiano, fuck her in that Benz Viano
Champions League shit, there'll be a driver for you on arrival
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