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Friday, November 6, 2026

Future, Drake, and Travis Scott Join Forces for “Ya Hit”

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Six months after his murky inquiry into truth and persona on The Real Me, Future has brought along some pals to launch a new phase. “Ya Hit,” billed as the first official song from a forthcoming album, features Drake, Travis Scott, and Florida rapper Loe Shimmy, trading verses over an ATL Jacob beat, with adlibs from Sexyy Red. Check it out below, along with Jim Joe & Lewy’s cover art.

Details of that new Future LP are scarce, but he appears to be launching straight in with the momentum from its predecessor. As he prepares to headline Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles, he hinted at more activity with an X post this week that read, “Bringin the static back #INFINITY.” The new song is Future and Drake’s second collaboration of the year—after the Iceman cut “Ran to Atlanta”—and Drake’s first with Scott since 2023’s “Meltdown.”

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Jazz Monroe is a music and culture writer based in London. His work also appears in The Guardian, The Independent, and elsewhere. ... Read More

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