Future Taps Guap Tarantino & Lil Wookie For "Very Begin"

Future, fresh off "High Off Life," has some new music with the FBG young boys.

BYAron A.May 31, 202011.8K Views

Future is a busy guy but that doesn't mean he doesn't have time for the squad. Fresh off of the release of his latest project, High Off Life, which topped the Billboard 200 upon its debut, Future dropped off another new banger alongside the FBG youngin's. Big Fewtch taps the talents of Lil Wookie and Guap Tarantino for his latest single, "Very Begin." Tapping D. Hill for the menacing trap production, Future kicks things off using the art of repetition to emphasize his love for Margiela before sliding into his verse. Even though it's credited as Future ft. Guap Tarantino and Lil Wookie, the FBG head honcho gets out of the way within the first minute to allow his signees to have their moment to shine.

Quotable Lyrics
I graduated from the block, I'mma win
I graduated out the street, copped a Benz
Ain't no clout chaser over here on my end

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