Drake x Future mixtape coming sunday (20th)

It's called 'What a Time to be Alive'











i'm just hoping they have a longer version of Never Satisfied, that shits been on replay for a minute now

 

Looking forward to this one. I wonder if they're both going to individually drop another album this year as they say they would. Pretty crazy if they do.

 

i hate future >.> usually he just mumbles...

 

Yeah it's crazy. I don't think Views will drop this year though, I'm thinking sometime around next spring, and future has been a monster this year, 4 projects so far and dude wants to drop another one. Future, Drake, Gucci, and some others have a crazy work ethic.

2015 has been one of the greatest years in a while.

 

So pumped. Drake definitely knows how to deliver content when it's hyped up. I don't like all of Future's content but he's legendary alongside drizzy - much like the weezy/drizzy combo.

 

Passive aggressive when we texting I can feel the distance

they're both fire

 

Championship celebration durin' regular season

 

downloading now, another ticket to the hypetrain. let's see if its deece. on the real drizzy has been seriously killin the rap game man

 

drake is the rap game. fuck everybody else nigga.

 

This is HYPE

 

I think you can really tell that the album was recorded in 6 days. It also feels more like Future featuring Drake. Change Locations and Plastic Bag have to be my two favorites as they really have that classic drizzy feel to 'em. Future can do well on that laid back style but I think Drake didn't do his best on a lot of the more typical trap beats that a lot of the mix tape consists of.

 

The true issue with the release: not enough 40. Drake isn't one person, but more of a duo of Aubrey Graham and Noah Shabib.

 

True, metro boomin and his annoying tags did most of the production. While he ain't bad, it ain't ralph

 

30 for 30 was hot and guess who prod. it... 40

 

yeah 30 for 30 was fire. dam those first week sales tho, ~330k.. drake got #1 and #2 of the year followed by his protege the weeknd at #3 for biggest opening week albums