Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "THE WEEKND, FUTURE, & METRO BOOMIN - ALL TO MYSELF"

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

Now, I just feel like Canadians need to stick together. That is my take on this whole fiasco when it comes to the weekend, basically giving a whole EP effort in this new addition to the future and metro rollout. As we still don't trust you having multiple features from the weekend. It makes sense because, of course, it's a different type of vibe to go in for. I would say more of a melodic value. I'm not going to say it's genre bending,

but it's definitely a different sound from future, putting out something that's definitely different from We Don't Trust You. So in that aspect, I would say they accomplished the mission and putting out quality music that contains future Metro and the weekend. But as far as the lyrical takes,

It's very interesting because the way that the weekend goes about this, he kind of just gives offerings that's very vague, but people are trying to attribute it as a diss towards Drake. But I don't really think of that. I think the weekend is playing off of maybe dissing Drake, but it's too vague to actually pinpoint it. He literally says, they shooters making TikToks got us laughing in the Lambo. promise that i got your back like that's very vague the weekend saying that i don't know what type of uh stay in power that's going to have in the grand scheme of things because who in the world is looking at weekend as a actual opponent when it comes to lyrically going against drake so him being on this album multiple times i think it's just a uh tribute to his past well his just

long lasting relationship with future and him wanting to help out on the album. I actually don't think that weekend wants any smoke, nor do I think he has some type of diabolical plan where if Drake responds, he has a whole Drake disc track. I think he's just literally giving some verse offerings to an album for his friends, which technically, like the goat said, there's no friends in the industry. It's all monetary gain as far as these relationships. But on the other hand, he could have just sat it out. and said, no, you know, the whole movement towards going at my Canadian brother is not right, you know. Being from Ontario is one of those things, which is, you know, in Canada, it's one of those things where you would think you have some type of regional respect when it comes to your fellow counterpart as The Weekend and Drake are two of the most popular artists in the world.

so giving your status giving your type of star power to this album directed at arbor graham i just think is futile and i just don't honestly believe that the weekend wants to smoke i think he's just doing it for um the look i think he's giving verses to his brothers because he likes them i don't even know if his organic maybe he just i mean future just seems like he's so out the way that why would drake even have beef with him but that's a whole other conversation so for the weekend to give multiple offerings as far as verses for this album i'm not too i'm not putting too much credence on it he's basically just jumping out the window um picking his side and if you don't know the ovo exo beef you know drake tried to sign the weekend the weekend didn't want to end up like party next door part two so

he ended up having his own career and we've seen where that worked out for him I see a lot of people talking about oh if you want to sign the Drake your career is going to be over and if you don't sign the Drake your career is going to blow up like the weekend the weekends are very he's very much the 1%

of the 1% an outlier that would not always happen to a person that thinks they're going to have a bigger career just because they don't sign with Drake because I would give you what's his name I love Maconan I think that's his name

anyways he tried to do the same thing and look where here's look where his career is at so no disrespect to him I'm just giving an example on how it doesn't always work out to take the alternative route and not signing with Drake

so people acting like if Drake tries to sign you it's going to be the end of your career which you know I would say if you're a ghost writer it would be in your best interest to try to become the top pin for Drake when it comes to different genres. But as far as trying to end up like the weekend or thinking you're going to be the weekend

just because you don't sign the Drake, it's not going to happen. The weekend is one of one literally the most played artists on Spotify, like literally. And you have artists like Taylor Swift literally in her prime. So for the weekend to be on this album multiple times is definitely significant. But as far as the hard hitting bars towards Drake, I don't even think. he's really going at him like that so anyways that was just my review of the first track all to myself with future metro and the weekend which is track eight off of we still don't trust you so let's get to the next track is this just going to be me pinpointing certain tracks off of the album and me

just giving my sentiments on the overall um impact that it will have as far as the whole drake and kendrick beef because that's basically what all boils down to that's That's the big war that's happening currently. Drake versus Kendrick. Kendrick doesn't have a verse on we still don't trust you. So now Drake has finally culminated all of the disses that has been attributed towards him and he is ready to fireback. And best believe he is definitely going to fireback.

So that being said, click my link tree in my bio. Let me know in one of my social medias. What do you think about future Metro and the weekend basically teaming up like the Avengers to go at Drake and what is your favorite track from a weekend contributed track off of this new album?