Kendrick steals the present on Metro Boomin’s ‘Like That’

Earlier this 12 months, Georgia rapper Future introduced that he and St Louis producer Metro Boomin would launch two joint albums this 12 months. Entitled, Don’t Belief You followers have been wanting ahead to the challenge. Nevertheless, Kendrick Lamar’s verse on one particulaar observe has stolen the present. 

Future and Metro Boomin’s earlier collaborations have at all times been hits. With tracks akin to ‘Mask Off,’ when the 2 be part of forces, they affect the charts and change into the centre of consideration. Nevertheless, Kendrick Lamar’s current verse on ‘Like That’ has despatched shockwaves by hip-hop. 

Future and Metro Boomin’s 17-track physique of labor is sort of the masterpiece. Nevertheless, the visitor verse of ‘Like That’ raised some eyebrows. Lamar determined to discard the introspective, sensible bars quickly and as an alternative aimed straight at his friends, Drake and J Cole.

The three artists are sometimes seen as probably the most expert lyricists of up to date hip-hop, and following the discharge of Cole and Drake’s current single ‘First Person Shooter,’ the Compton native aimed rhymes akin to “Fuck sneak dissin’, first-person shooter/I hope they came with three switches,” immediately on the pair.

He additionally tore to shreds the concept that Drake has reached the identical stage of stardom Michael Jackson had throughout his prime and in contrast himself to Prince, rapping, “N*gga, Prince outlived Mike Jack.”

Followers not often see Lamar engaged in any kind of beef or competitors. Nevertheless, evidently following the discharge of his 2022 challenge Mr Morales & The Huge Steppers, the LA rhymer has returned with a brand new sense of Vim. 

Even Future and Metro Boomin’ knew that the visitor verse was a culturally important second, and the next Future verse slowly fades in earlier than it will get off the bottom, permitting listeners to digest the bomb dropped in the course of their music.

Akin to Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s Vultures album sequence, We Don’t Belief You may even be launched in instalments. In keeping with a trailer launched on Instagram, the second instalment is about to drop on April twelfth.