Cash Cobain has formally leveled up. Known for carving out the seductive sound of attractive drill in New York, the rapper-producer now finds himself on Justin Bieber’s newest album SWAG, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 with 163,000 album-equivalent models.

Speaking with Rolling Stone on July twenty ninth, Cash opened up about how their sudden collaboration got here collectively. It all began when Bieber posted his monitor “Trippin on a Yacht.” Fans started tagging Cash nonstop, so he adopted Bieber and despatched him a message saying, “Now we got to work. We got to get something in.” Bieber responded positively, saying, “All right, bet. Definitely got to do it, I f*** with your s***.”

Not lengthy after that trade, Cash was at Bieber’s home, surrounded by laptops, audio system, and devices. The two began vibing, engaged on concepts and buying and selling sounds. “He’s swaggy. He’s been on the swag s*** for a little minute,” Cash mentioned. “But we was talking regular s***, too. We cool. He’d check on me like, ‘I’m just checking on you.’”

Cash was impressed with Bieber’s artistic course of. “That n***a’s a movie. He was just doing ideas. I never got to really see him really locked in, like, on some Justin Bieber s***. I’m pretty sure that s*** will be fire,” he mentioned.

Eventually, they discovered a beat that caught. Bieber reached out to let Cash know he was going to attempt to get their monitor on the album. A day or two later, it was out. Their collab landed as monitor 18 and in addition options Eddie Benjamin.

Reflecting on the second, Cash summed it up merely. “Man, who hasn’t been listening to Justin Bieber? Come on, it’s Bieber.”