Future Unveils Album Cover & Title: “I Never Liked You”

Future gave fans a heads-up that something big was on the way. He shared on Twitter that his good friend and affiliate Young Scooter recommended he should release an album this month, before telling followers to “stay ready, keep woke.” The rapper already released a new single, “Worst Day,” for Valentine’s Day, the prospect wasn’t completely out of the realm of possibility. Regardless, the artist’s acknowledgement and affirmation was now complete.

Future teased fans all month after the initial announcement. He’s been leaking details about the album, including some of the guests (Kanye West, FKA Twigs, and Babyface Ray), a release date (April 29), and a recent GQ cover that further added to the excitement (and seems to have inspired the cover art).

Future Surprised His Fans

He decided to give them another surprise by revealing the album’s cover art and title. Future’s upcoming album, I Never Liked You, will be out on April 29th.

The rapper appears to be sleeping in the backseat of a luxury automobile, with an eye mask covering his eyes. He’s dressed in an eggplant purple silk-like outfit with jewelry adorning his wrists and fingers. Fans flocked to Future’s comment area to compliment what they see, and the album’s title has already become a smash hit.

Future Unveils Album Cover & Title: “I Never Liked You”

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Future Says His Exes Are “Toxic Women” 

Future, whom people referred to as “Hip Hop’s Toxic King,” but he refuses to accept the title. People have noticed his romantic relationships with Joie Chavis, Ciara, Lori Harvey, Larsa Pippen, and Dess Dior, which have often eclipsed his accomplishments. Some speculated that he was playing into his title after releasing the video for his single “Worst Day,” which featured controversial podcaster Kevin Samuels.

It didn’t take long for the public to criticize Future for teaming up with another “toxic” character who is also good in belittling women. During Future’s GQ cover story, he claimed he didn’t know Samuels before collaborating on the song video.

Future told the publication that he “probably wouldn’t have picked him” for the job if he was aware of Samuels’ record.

Future Speaks On Kevin Samuels

The video’s director chose Samuels, according to Future. “If I knew who he was before the video, I would’ve felt like it was a typical move,” he stated. “People associate me with being toxic. I would’ve overthought it.” Despite the toxicity label following him, The rapper indicated that he is not concerned with what others have to say about him or his past relationships.

“People have their own definition of what toxic is,”He said. “These women all were toxic to me. They just don’t want to admit it.”

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Future has been enjoying his time away from the microphone, but he will be back on stage soon. Future Hendrix took to Twitter on Monday, April 4th, to entice followers with a message about what’s to come.

People have been hoping for something new since Future released High Off Life in 2020, but he instead chose to feature Drake, Gunna, Lil Durk, and other musicians. Future is hoping to make his official homecoming a memorable one, based on all of the teases he’s been releasing.

“Scooter said drop the album this month,” the rapper posted on Twitter. “Major heat coming fast. Stay ready stay woke.”

Future Metro Boomin Collab’s Picture On Twitter 

The last update on his album came in January, when Metro Boomin shared a photo of himself and his “Jumpman” collaborator in the studio. Future responded to Metro’s article with a video of himself listening to an unreleased track that could appear on the album.

When he released a new tune titled “Worst Day,” an anti-Day Valentine’s chant, in February, the Gucci flip flop wearer had fans scrambling. Future’s first solo material since the release of High Off Life is this tune. Future gets some help from the controversial Dr. Kevin Samuels in the official song video discovering he has a problem spending money on ladies.

The rapper took viewers on a trip down memory lane as he spoke with Samuels in a portion called “Healing Together” in the video, where he goes on several dates with ladies and splurges on them.

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