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Metro Boomin at Amazon Music Live and Young Thug at REVOLT Summit 2021

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Key Takeaways:

• Metro Boomin confirmed Young Thug will seem on his upcoming mixtape, ‘A Futuristic Summa’.
• The lineup consists of Atlanta icons and rising stars, making a generational mix of expertise.
• The mixtape drops on Friday (Aug. 1) will mark Metro Boomin’s first challenge since 2024’s ‘WE STILL DON’T TRUST YOU.’

Young Thug might be featured on Metro Boomin’s A Futuristic Summa. On Wednesday (July 30) night time, the Atlanta-based producer introduced that his “Trance” collaborator might be featured on the upcoming mixtape, which is about to drop Friday (Aug. 1).

“[You] know it’s no way possible I’m dropping without my real [brother],” Metro Boomin wrote on Instagram, alongside a Pokémon-style card for Thug. It described him as a “genre-bending trailblazer who redefined the rules of rap from the heart of Atlanta,” with an influence stat of 8010 HP.

The producer additionally teased that they’re taking it again to Thugger’s I Came from Nothing days. See the submit under.

It’s becoming that Metro Boomin would land Young Thug’s second function since his launch from jail in 2024, particularly with the two working closely on UY SCUTI. The rapper’s first post-release verse appeared on Lil Baby’s “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber” with Future again in January. Then, in April, he reunited with Pluto once more on “Money On Money.”

As Rap-Up reported earlier within the month, Lil Baby and Future will also be featured on A Futuristic Summa, together with Quavo, J Money, 2 Chainz and Roscoe Dash, who teamed up with Metro Boomin for “Slide.” Additional contributions to the 23-track challenge come from YKNIECE, Gucci Mane, T.I., Waka Flocka Flame and Travis Porter.

The mixtape is slated to be Metro Boomin’s first challenge since dropping WE DON’T TRUST YOU and WE STILL DON’T TRUST YOU with Future final 12 months. “I like to put them both in a playlist and shuffle whatever comes on, but I like the sequence of the first one better,” he informed Wonderland about his favourite among the many two. “I feel like it flows, but then there are a lot of songs I love on the second one too.”