In early Might, Future received followers excited when he wrote, on X, “Fuck yo album Shit ain’t slappin like my MIXTAPE.” Now, after months of hypothesis, he’s introduced that Mixtape Pluto is out September 20. Check out the mixtape cowl and trailer beneath.
Mixtape Pluto will mark Future’s third full-length undertaking of 2024. On Friday, March 22, the Atlanta rapper shared his first collaborative album with Metro Boomin, We Don’t Trust You. Three weeks later, on April 12, the artists dropped one other new undertaking, We Still Don’t Trust You. Listeners and followers felt that the primary album was filled with veiled shots at Drake, with probably the most direct assaults coming from visitor Kendrick Lamar on “Like That.”
(Lamar, in his verse, additionally known as out J. Cole, who responded to the Compton artist with “7 Minute Drill.” Cole swiftly apologized for the diss track and removed it from digital streaming platforms.)
The insults seemed to continue on We Still Don’t Trust You, with Future and Metro Boomin recruiting extra Drake collaborators, equivalent to J. Cole, the Weeknd, and A$AP Rocky, for the album.
After “Like That,” Lamar and Drake discovered themselves embroiled in a heated feud, going backwards and forwards with diss tracks. Drake first responded to “Like That” with “Push Ups.” Earlier than Lamar may reply, Drake taunted the Californian with “Taylor Made Freestyle,” a observe that used synthetic intelligence expertise to concoct verses with voices that gave the impression of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg. It resulted in a cease-and-desist letter from 2Pac’s property, and Drake pulled his diss from his social media pages.
After the 2 disses, Lamar fired again at Drake on “Euphoria” and “6:16 in LA.” The musician behind For All the Dogs shared his retort, “Family Matters,” on the evening of Might 3, and Lamar waited lower than an hour to share his personal response, the vicious “Meet the Grahams.” He piled on with the upbeat “Not Like Us” earlier than Drake may reply with “The Heart Part 6.”
The diss songs stopped with “The Coronary heart Half 6,” however Lamar celebrated his obvious beef victory with the Pop Out concert in Inglewood, California. He additionally taunted Drake in the “Not Like Us” music video.
And, whereas Lamar was Drake’s main goal throughout his diss songs, the Canadian musician additionally had selection phrases for Future and Metro Boomin, amongst others. On “Household Issues,” for instance, he known as out Future with the road, “Pluto shit make me sick to my abdomen, we ain’t by no means actually been by means of it,” and adopted it up with a Metro Boomin diss: “Leland Wayne, he a fuckin’ lame, so I do know he needed to be an affect.”