Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "J. COLE, FUTURE, & METRO BOOMIN - RED LEATHER"

Episode Date: April 12, 2024

inktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNotorious Mass Effect - Segment: Future & Metro Boomin Drop "We Still Don't Trust You"Notorious Mass Effect brings you the hot scoop on the highly anticipated follow-up album from Future and Metro Boomin!Double Dose of Trust Issues: The dynamic duo returns just weeks after their chart-topping release "We Don't Trust You" with a brand new project titled "We Still Don't Trust You."Building on Success: "We Still Don't Trust You" arrives hot on the heels of its predecessor, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.Mystery Tracks: The 18-song tracklist boasts intriguing titles like "Drink N Dance," "Jealous," and "Red Leather," keeping fans on the edge of their seats for potential themes and collaborations.Going Solo?: While the guest list remains under wraps, the first album boasted star power with appearances from The Weeknd, Travis Scott, and Kendrick Lamar. Their smash hit "Like That" even reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100.Award Season Buzz: Following the massive success of "We Don't Trust You," the new album's potential for Grammy recognition can't be ignored.Mark Your Calendars: Get ready to stream "We Still Don't Trust You" on Spotify and other major platforms starting April 12th!Stay tuned for future segments where we'll dissect the new album, analyze potential award nominations, and explore the ongoing creative partnership between Future and Metro Boomin!Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I have my nose out the streets, but I love to get a whiff. I know that ain't who I think it is. Of the action with risk comes attraction. I know that ain't who I think it is. The blicks get to blasting. I turn into a track star. Now, ladies and gentlemen, this is exactly who you think it is. germane had the nerve

the audacity the mitigated goal to hop on this album and act like he didn't just say what he said during his own festival in Dreamville like

six days ago I believe I forget how long it was eight days I don't know basically this man Germain thought he was going to act like he didn't let the whole hip hop genre down and put out another verse and what verse that he put out and what project is that verse on you would have never guessed it future in metro's new album we still don't trust you that's now out on all dsps has a germane cold verse now this is my theory i think

germain let the whole hip hop genre down i've been saying that he's the most overrated rapper of all time and now that he's proven it is kind of boring because it's like why be to um why why uh try to what's the phrase i forget the phrase why i try to shoot at somebody while they're down that's definitely not the phrase but hey that's the one i'm giving you so because he's down i think the only reason he put out this verse is because the higher ups And this is completely conspiracy theory. They took that apology and was like, ain't no way you just let hip hop like that.

You just let hip hop down like that. So they clear the verse, which I don't even know if Jermaine wanted this verse to be out. The type of animosity and vitriol that he's getting that's very warranted from the hip hop community, simply from him choosing to participate in the hip hop. choosing to participate in a combat sport saying over and over again that he's number one, numeral uno to quote himself.

And then when he actually gets tested lyrically, not even on no violence, I'm going to spin the block. Just lyrically, there's no big three. It's just me, which, you know, Kendrick said. Jermaine tried to come out and literally

in less than 48 hours redacted the whole verse basically saying he's not built like that. So after letting the whole genre of hip hop down, I don't even know if he wanted this verse to come out, but I think he had no power in stopping it. I think at this point, the genre has turned on Jermaine, and for the foreseeable future,

he is to be shunned and he is to be looked at as a disgrace to the hip-hop genre. So yeah, that's basically it. You know what I mean? Hey, I got it off my chest. I'm saying nothing too much else to talk about. I mean, what else could we literally say about Jermaine that he hasn't said about himself? He said he wasn't built like that.

He come on here talking about when the blicks get the blast and I turn it to a track star. Like, what in the world? Like, obviously, this man ain't no drill rapper, but we rapping about being scared of, actually, you know, guns are pretty scary. I ain't even kept to you. But, you know, I feel on my net. I get the running too. But to put it on wax, that's the thing. Just don't talk about it.

be like I ain't tough like dang why you got going to double triple entendres on how you really not built like that like if you're not built like that I think you should just leave it at my energy was never on some toughest expeditive but y'all see it right here analytic dreams video on spot for the video along with audio but you see what this man said he was just a conscious rapper that would mess with a other person's girl I'm just trying to give you the PG version I was just a college person from a rougher premises like where did they find this verse that's what i'm trying to figure out i know he didn't record this after apologizing i just know he ain't do that i just know he ain't let the whole genre of hip hop down and came out with this soft foot type of verse putting out to the masses

on an op album that's going at the person that he was supposedly supposed to be on the same side as so um yeah jermaine's just a disgrace man it's it's um It's upsetting as a person who follows hip hop for the longest because people are like, it's not even that serious. But for the genre, for the sport, it's as if one of your top competitors because I never thought he was a top competitor. But the people who put him in their limelight, y'all see why you should not just put random people who show you they're not built like that in certain positions and try to force them to be in that position because you ultimately get let down in the highest degree, which happened when J-Cold gave. that detrimental speech at his Dreamville festival. And that's all I got to say about it. Because I really don't want to talk about Jermaine for the foreseeable future.

Because honestly, it is upsetting that he didn't want to compete in a lyrical spark. People are acting like Kendrick and J. Co's like King Vaughn and Little Tim. Like, these are just lyrical rappers going back and forth overbeats. They're not actually meeting up fighting and trying to kill each other. So that's why it's upsetting because this sport, there's literally a whole subgenre of rap called battle rap. What do you think rap came from? What do you think Eminem got his status from, his stamp from, being able to compete lyrically and battle people on the spot? So the whole freestyle, the whole rapping in the park is always the competitive nature of trying to get your bars off and a braggadocious.

way and if somebody challenges that you being able to meet that challenge and surpass it that uplifts your overall icon status in the hip-hop community so when you take the genre and talk about how you just wanted to rap

literally he said one at all the expeditive what do you think I rap for I know that ain't who I think it is hey man Jermaine fans and shambles I don't know how y'all gonna pick your artists up but y'all need to talk to him call him email them text them let him know that maybe he should put pick up like i don't know uh knitting

or something like he should just start like talk about basket weaving or he should do tech reviews that's what jermaine should do he should do tech reviews and he should start like a whole youtube channel talking about where you can get the cheapest clothes on earth because i think that that's his lane from now on. No more talking tough. No more rapping like he's about that. He's no, he's numeral uno. Uh, people ask, is it? K. Dahlia is it drizy? Isn't me? But right now I'm feeling like Muhammad Ali. Like, get this man out of here, bro. Nobody wants to talk about Jermaine for the foreseeable future because this man let the whole genre down. Like, it's like, I'm not even a Jermaine fan and I'm upset. So I just can only fathom. I can't fathom what

germane fans are feeling because my my goat he fin to show up and y'all fin to hear it so you know it's amen yeah y'all y'all y'all can deal with that because i'm i'm done with that like it's it's upsetting it's upsetting it's so sad and say the least anyways click my link to share in my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about germane's pathetic attempt at another verse on another project that's literally the opposition dissing the guy that we thought he was on the same side as and yeah simply how do you feel about germane letting the whole genre of hip hop down