Future & Juice WRLD drops new joint project ‘WRLD ON DRUGS’ feat Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj & others.
A few days Future and Juice WRLD joined forces for a new song ‘Fine China‘ and made an announcement that they will release a new joint project ‘WRLD ON DRUGS‘ this week. The project is finally here with 16 records. The guest appearances feature Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Young Thug, Young Scooter, and more.
Future went on to say that he’s been in the studio with the rising Chicago rapper and that they had “enough heat to drop a tape this week” on Twitter. He also revealed that the duo may let a fan design the album’s artwork and select the tracklist. Future and Juice released “Fine China” on Monday, which is one of the songs featured on the whiteboard. In May, WRLD released his debut studio album Goodbye & Good Riddance, which included Drive-Thru Records-style cover art. Lil Uzi Vert, whose WRLD collab “Wasted” was added to the album after it was released, was handed the album’s lone feature.
Juice described Future’s effect on him as a youngster in an interview with Hot 107.9. “I ran into some percocets my freshman year,” Juice said. “Niggas was calling me and my homie…Two years later, three years later Future drop 56 Nights. By the way, Future is the GOAT. Future dropped 56 Nights. Niggas is hitting my phone like, where you get all them percs from, them xans.’ Hearing that music at such a young age, nigga I was trying to sip lean in sixth grade listening to Dirty Sprite, one and true story,” he continued. “So it’s like, it’s the people that doing that shit ’cause they like getting high and they going through stuff and they like addicted. And then it’s the people who do it for trends and for the people that’s really in the shit, it’s not as easy as seeing somebody die.”
With 98,000 album-equivalent units, including 8,000 pure album sales, Wrld on Drugs opened at number two on the US Billboard 200, behind Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born. It is Future’s eighth and Juice Wrld’s second top-ten albums in the United States, respectively. The album earned an additional 45,000 album-equivalent units in its second week, dropping to number eight.
Stream the project below.
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