Future – I Never Liked You

Album Info

Artist: Future

Title: I Never Liked You

Year: 2022

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Tracklist

  • 1. 712PM (2:53)
  • 2. I'M DAT N**** (4:31)
  • 3. KEEP IT BURNIN (feat. Kanye West) (3:27)
  • 4. FOR A NUT (feat. Gunna & Young Thug) (3:27)
  • 5. PUFFIN ON ZOOTIEZ (2:52)
  • 6. GOLD STACKS (2:42)
  • 7. WAIT FOR U (feat. Drake & Tems) (3:09)
  • 8. LOVE YOU BETTER (2:09)
  • 9. MASSAGING ME (1:46)
  • 10. CHICKENS (feat. EST Gee) (3:15)
  • 11. WE JUS WANNA GET HIGH (2:13)
  • 12. VOODOO (feat. Kodak Black) (3:31)
  • 13. HOLY GHOST (2:50)
  • 14. THE WAY THINGS GOING (2:59)
  • 15. I'M ON ONE (feat. Drake) (3:56)
  • 16. BACK TO THE BASICS (2:57)

Review

Future came through with "I Never Liked You" showing exactly why he's still running the trap game in 2022. This joint showcases his evolution as an artist while keeping that signature melodic flow we've been vibing to for years. The way he balances those braggadocious moments with some real introspective bars about relationships and his place in the game? That's the growth we love to see from someone who's been putting in work this long.

The production lineup on this project is absolutely stacked - ATL Jacob, Southside, and TM88 crafted some seriously atmospheric beats that give Future the perfect canvas to paint on. When you throw in features from heavy hitters like Kanye, Drake, and Young Thug, you know the energy is going to be electric throughout. "Keep It Burnin" with Ye and "Wait for U" with Drake and Tems are prime examples of how Future can take already fire production and elevate it with his melodic trap approach.

What really stands out here is how Future manages to explore his complex romantic side without losing any of that swagger that made him who he is. He's self-aware about his lifestyle and success, but he's not apologizing for it either - just laying it all out there with that smooth delivery we've come to expect. The whole album flows together seamlessly, proving that Future's still got his finger on the pulse of what works in contemporary hip-hop while pushing his own sound forward. - Jace