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Justin Charity and Micah Peters review Future’s latest album, ‘I NEVER LIKED YOU,’ and discuss the ALL-CAPS Future era, the Drake influence, and where Future stands as a legacy millennial artist
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Justin Charity and Micah Peters open by reviewing Future’s latest album, I NEVER LIKED YOU, and discussing the ALL-CAPS Future era, the Drake influence, and where Future stands as a legacy millennial artist (1:30). They close by discussing Ranking of Kings (39:25).
For episode guides, further readings, and recommendations, check out the Sound Only syllabus here.
Hosts: Justin Charity and Micah Peters
Associate Producer: Stefan Anderson
Subscribe: Spotify
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