Shortly after the collaborative single was released, the 'Mask Off' spitter sparks online chatter about whether he praises the 'Hiss' raptress or disses her on the song.
- Mar 22, 2024
AceShowbiz - Future and Metro Boomin have released their collaborative album "We Don't Trust You". The two spitters' latest record includes a single titled "Type S**t", which features fellow rappers Travis Scott (II) and Playboi Carti.
On the track, which was unleashed on various music streaming platforms on Thursday, March 21, Future is believed to have showered Megan Thee Stallion with praise. He raps, "I don't hang with rats, that's some new type s**t/ Get a n***a whacked on the news, type s**t."
The hip-hop artist continues, "Sippin' drank and Activis on some Screw, type s**t/ Just a sad ho runnin' through the crew, type s**t/ I got a bad b***h at home, voodoo type s**t/ Take down Meg Thee Stallion's by the group, type s**t."
Also mentioning Tina Turner, Future adds, "That's some thick s**t, I just thought you knew, type s**t/ I just tricked off, I don't just usually do this type s**t/ Pockets racked up, all blue, type s**t/ Bunch of rich n***as, h*es get confused, type s**t/ Atlanta n***a, I live like Tina Turner, type s**t."
Shortly after dropping the single, Future sparked debate for mentioning Megan on the track. On Instagram, one user wrote, "When he said 'group' he mean multiple Megs(tall & thick women) not run a train on her. He's complimenting her for the ones in the back."
In contrast, another insisted that Future did not praise Megan, "Sounds like he's calling her a 304 basically meaning it's easy to take her down. Not a shout out. It's a diss." Similarly, a third claimed, "That's not a shout-out. That sounds like disrespectful. Take her down by the group type ish. Ain't that's like running a [train emoji]?" A fourth added, "Thats not a shout out. He said he ran a train if im not mistaken."
Aside from "Type S**t", the newly-released record features other tracks, including "We Don't Trust You", "Like That" and "Cinderella". It also includes "Young Metro", "Seen It All" as well as "Everyday Hustle".
