Metro Boomin Denies Ending Drake, Future Collaborations Amid Feud

The long-standing collaboration between Drake and Future, once a dominant force in hip-hop, has been overshadowed by a personal falling out involving producer Metro Boomin, which has halted their joint projects. Metro, who executive produced their 2015 mixtape 'What a Time to Be Alive' and worked closely with both artists, has publicly denied responsibility for the rift, describing it as a personal issue that caused him hurt and disappointment. The conflict intensified following Metro and Future's collaboration with Kendrick Lamar on the track 'Like That,' which fueled diss tracks and speculation, further straining relationships. Fans have expressed frustration on social media, directly blaming Metro for the duo's lack of new music, to which Metro responded dismissively, emphasizing that falling outs happen in everyday life, even among close friends. Despite ongoing fan debates and public tensions, Metro maintains respect for all collaborators and chooses not to escalate the situation further. The broader rap community remains affected as similar disputes, such as those involving Young Thug and Lil Baby, highlight the competitive and sometimes divisive nature of the genre today.