Future and Metro Boomin‘s new album WE DON’T TRUST YOU has already made a splash with followers. And now, it’s formally anticipated to promote huge in its debut week.
In response to Hits Daily Double, the collaborative venture which made landfall on Friday (March 22), is headed for a #1 debut, probably shifting over 200k items.
The album has additionally gained momentum on streaming platforms, with all 17 tracks breaking into Apple Music’s Prime 20 on its debut day — proving the facility pairing have the key sauce.
In a latest interview with Don Cannon’s producer-centric TmrO Community, the rapper/producer touched on what makes their partnership work, saying, “All people I work with, I at all times been followers of. Like even earlier than I met Future, I used to be at all times a fan in highschool.
“So after I get with him it’s like that internal fan to me, that tenth grade fan, that junior 12 months fan is like, ‘Okay, let me attempt to make a music with this n-gga that I’d simply be like, yeah, I wanna play this shit on a regular basis.’ I really feel like that’s the important thing.”
In 2022, Metro Boomin discovered main success with the discharge of Heroes & Villains which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Metro Boomin’s ‘Heroes & Villains’ Surpasses 50 Cent Basic In Spotify Streams
Launched on December 2, the Atlanta producer’s second studio effort earned roughly 185,000 album-equivalent items in its first week. Of that determine, 179,000 have been SEA items (233.38 million on-demand music streams), 5,000 have been pure album gross sales and 1,000 have been TEA items.
Heroes & Villains additionally beat out Taylor Swift’s Midnights the highest spot, with the pop juggernaut’s best-selling album falling to No. 2 after managing an extra 143,000 items within the final week.
The star-studded venture — which options Future, Travis Scott, A$AP Rocky, 21 Savage, The Weeknd and extra — served as Metro’s third consecutive No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and his fifth to achieve the highest 10.
Metro Boomin’s debut album Not All Heroes Put on Capes additionally opened at No. 1 in 2018 with roughly 99,000 album-equivalent items, together with his 2020 collaborative album with 21 Savage, Savage Mode II, additionally topping the Billboard 200.
In the meantime, Metro’s 2017 joint album with 21 Savage and Offset, With out Warning, peaked at No. 4, whereas his Double or Nothing effort with Massive Sean hit No. 6 that very same 12 months.
