When Future and Metro drop, you don’t just hit play you enter a whole different dimension. Their second joint album, We Still Don’t Trust You, hit the streets on April 12, and it’s already living rent-free in the global charts. It keeps that toxic rap aesthetic we all know, but it feels darker and more experimental this time around.

In the 242, Future’s influence is everywhere, from the way our local drill scenes flow to the energy in the clubs. This is the ultimate soundtrack for those late-night drives down Shirley Street with the top down, or the perfect audio for those “main character” Reels. It’s required listening for the culture, focusing on that “toxic king” persona and production so clean you can feel it in your chest.

Which one feels more like a therapy session: We Don’t Trust You or We Still Don’t Trust You?