Lil uzi vert album preview download#

Lil uzi vert album preview download#

Drake’s 2015 release If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late was billed as a ‘commercial mixtape’, reflecting the artist’s intention that it was not as heavily curated or artistic as his albums it wasn’t advertised as the follow-up to Nothing Was the Same (thus not his next ‘album’), nor was it a free digital download (like most mixtapes). The rise of streaming services in the 2010s effectively blurred the lines between album, mixtape, and ‘project’ in rap music. Future, Drake, Young Thug, Lil Uzi Vert and Juice WRLD have all released much better full-length projects in the past, so what’s the problem? Is it the nature of these collaborative projects? Is it Future’s schtick wearing thin? Maybe it’s a bit of both.Ī thread that runs through all of these collaborative mixtapes is their complicated format. Now we have Future and Lil Uzi Vert’s Pluto x Baby Pluto.Īll of these projects are underwhelming, and not for lack of talent. A year after that, Future and the late Juice WRLD released another collaborative mixtape, WRLD on Drugs. The results of their sure-fire collab? A resounding “eh.” Two years later, Future and Young Thug released the collaborative tape Super Slimey.

Future had, so far that year, released Beast Mode, 56 Nights and DS2 (yes, those all came out in 2015). Expectations were high both artists were absolutely on top of the game, Drake having dropped the blockbuster single “Hotline Bling” as well the extremely viral Meek Mill diss-track “Back to Back” in the summer.

In September 2015, Drake and Future released the collaborative mixtape What a Time to Be Alive.