Future and Metro Boomin have once again proved their dominance in the music industry with the release of their joint album, ‘We Don’t Trust You’. Not only has the album received critical acclaim, but it has also achieved the biggest sales week of 2024 so far. With 251,000 equivalent album units sold, the project has debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying Future’s ninth number one album and Metro Boomin’s fourth.
The success of ‘We Don’t Trust You’ can be largely attributed to the power of streaming, with the album’s 17 tracks garnering a remarkable 324.31 million streams. One of the standout tracks from the album, “Like That”, featuring a guest verse from Kendrick Lamar aimed at Drake and J. Cole, has already surpassed 500,000 equivalent units since its release on March 22. The song is expected to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart, further adding to the album’s success.
Kendrick Lamar’s fiery verse on “Like That”, where he takes direct shots at Drake and J. Cole, has stirred up controversy in the music industry. While Drake has yet to respond directly, he has made cryptic remarks that seem to reference Kendrick’s verse. This has only added fuel to the fire and intensified the anticipation surrounding the album’s release.
The impact of ‘We Don’t Trust You’ goes beyond just album sales. It has sparked conversations and debates within the hip-hop community, showcasing the power of music to provoke thought and inspire strong emotions. Future and Metro Boomin’s collaboration has once again demonstrated their ability to push boundaries and set new standards in the industry.
Overall, ‘We Don’t Trust You’ stands as a testament to the talent and creativity of both Future and Metro Boomin. It is a culmination of their hard work and dedication to their craft, resulting in a groundbreaking album that continues to make waves in the music world. As the music industry evolves and changes, Future and Metro Boomin remain at the forefront, setting the bar high for future generations of artists.
