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(вЂњThis money like a drug/ Devil so pretty canвЂ™t touch it without the gloves.вЂќ) Kaash Paige even adds a ghostly touch with her surprise appearance on the songвЂ™s bridge. The resurgence of Kodak Black continues on the standout track вЂњVOODOO.вЂќ A proven features savant, Kodak doles out another indelible hook that finds Future combatting his demons. Not only do they casually namedrop sports titans Michael Phelps and Lionel Messi, but they also induce fear with their menacing verses.

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After ruminating on their poisonous love affairs on вЂњWAIT FOR YOU,вЂќ they lace up their boots to engage in warfare on вЂњIвЂ™M ON ONE.вЂќ For fans yearning for a full sequel to their 2015 effort What a Time to Be Alive, this gem might hold them over until then. The beauty of Future and Drake is that they can flourish on any beat. (вЂњIf it wasnвЂ™t for Google, man, that bвЂ“ch wouldnвЂ™t know my nickname,вЂќ) On the Wheezy-produced track, his bravado continues to be his calling card, as he throws endless darts at the competition and, of course, the opposite sex. The thunderous intro finds Future placing the welcome mat down for old and new listeners.

вЂњGOLD STACKSвЂќ is a fun and easy listen bolstered by FutureвЂ™s enthusiasm. Not only does he give us a rundown of his overseas prices (вЂњGo and ask the promoter, I charge three-fifty for a walkthroughвЂќ), but he even lets us know what he probably does with his money afterwards (вЂњIвЂ™m a rich junkie, yeah, all these drugs I buyвЂќ). With a smooth soul sample serving as his soundscape, Future uses his albumвЂ™s finale to boast and brag while delivering a stellar knockout punch at the songвЂ™s conclusion (вЂњAfter I fвЂ“k you, let me cry on your shoulder/ This is a chance of a lifetimeвЂњ).ДЄ simple switcheroo between вЂњPUFFIN ON ZOOTIESвЂќ and вЂњGOLD STACKSвЂќ after вЂњFOR A NUTвЂќ should happen, considering FutureвЂ™s energy level on the former is higher. Great call by Future.ДЇutureвЂ™s streak of great outros remains undefeated, with вЂњBACK TO BASICSвЂќ his latest such offering. His recent resumГ© includes 42 Dugg, Nardo Wick, and LouisvilleвЂ™s EST Gee, with the latter proving to be a formidable feature on the trap-laden record вЂњCHICKENS.вЂќ If anyone can wax poetic about getting straight to the money, itвЂ™s EST Gee.

One underrated skill of Future is his nose for rising acts. While the hook is a simple one-liner, it enhances the songвЂ™s explosiveness, making it a go-to anthem. Out the gate, his swagger is bulletproof (вЂњDonвЂ™t play вЂ™bout the legacy, havinвЂ™ more stripes than a refereeвЂќ) as he barrels his way though the trunk-rattling production. Still, one-liners like вЂњI can boss a bвЂ“ch up for a nutвЂќ and вЂњI put diamonds in her buttвЂќ ultimately help the song cross the finish line.ДЄfter his controversial GQ cover, which dubbed him вЂњThe Best Rapper Alive,вЂќ Future attempts to mute those who question his legacy. The trifecta of Future, Gunna, and Young Thug return after their Hot 100 triumph вЂњPushin P.вЂќ The record slightly rivals its predecessor because of its hard-hitting production but lacks the same fervor as the former top-10 entry. While the effort is admirable, after вЂњHOLY GHOSTвЂќ falls short of capturing that same вЂњVOODOOвЂќ magic.ДЎ2. Though Future slows down the tempo, he still has gripes with those refusing to give him credit, rapping: вЂњLot of these n-as, they lookinвЂ™ the same/ They copy my lingo, they bitinвЂ™ my chain.вЂќ After a dynamic collaboration with Thug and Gunna on вЂњFOR A NUT,вЂќ вЂњPUFFIN ON ZOOTIES,вЂќ is a bit of a letdown energy-wise.ДЄfter a brilliant effort from Future on вЂњVOODOO,вЂќ it seems that the devil has a hold of him on the follow-up track вЂњHOLY GHOST.вЂќ Violence pervades his mind as he spews lines about body counts, spinning the block, and more in this ultra-aggressive song.

The songвЂ™s hook is catchy but isnвЂ™t memorable, especially after FutureвЂ™s back-to-back run of вЂњWAIT FOR MEвЂќ and вЂњLOVE YOU BETTER,вЂќ though the change of pace is appreciated.ДЄfter linking up on SouthsideвЂ™s вЂњHold That HeatвЂќ alongside Travis Scott last week, Future quickly reunites with the renowned 808 Mafia producer for his braggadocious record вЂњWE JUST WANNA GET HIGH.вЂќ ItвЂ™s business as usual for Future, who gives himself the nickname of вЂњPluto Rambo.вЂќ We doubt the moniker will stick, as the record seems like another throwaway from the ATL pair. вЂњMASSAGIN MEвЂќ is a quick one, clocking in at 1:45.