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Future And Metro Boomin “We Don’t Trust You” Album Is On Pace To Sell 220K First Week
Future And Metro Boomin “We Don’t Trust You” Album Is On Pace To Sell 220K First Week

Future and Metro Boomin finally dropped arguably the most anticipated rapper-producer joint album of the year titled “We Don’t Trust You.” The duo have a fine chemistry of making magic together and when they announced that they were working on a joint project, fans were extremely excited up about it.

Over the weekend, on Friday (March 22) to be precise, the two hitmakers dropped off the first installment in their joint album series, “We Don’t Trust You.”

“We Don’t Trust You” contains 17 tracks, featuring guest appearances from the likes of Travis Scott on and “Cinderella,” Playboi Carti on “Type Shit,” Kendrick Lamar on “Like That.” Metro and Future will release the second volume of “We Don’t Trust You” on April 12.

 

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Just in, the album’s first week sales projections are in. According to reports from DJ Akademiks, Future and Metro Boomin’s “We Don’t Trust You” album is on pace to sell 220k first week, which is quite impressive to be honest.

However, the comments section of Dj Akademiks’ post has fans divided. “200k is what Drake does on an EP with 3 songs,” someone commented. “Ppl saying kendrick carried when future sold 200+ his last solo album,” another person wrote. “Not a flex honestly Drake and 21 album was better,” someone else added.

One of the few standout songs is “Like That” where Kendrick Lamar dissed Drake and J. Cole. Also fans noticed Future seemingly shoot his shot at Megan Thee Stallion on “Type Shit” and Rick Ross as well shaded his baby mama Tia Kemp on “Everyday Hustle.”

The album title is inspired by Metro’s producer tag, “If Young Metro don’t trust you, I’m gon’ shoot you,” created by none other than Future.

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