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Future – “Ya Hit” (Feat. Drake, Travis Scott, & Loe Shimmy)
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Future’s new single “Ya Hit” brings Drake and Travis Scott back together with him, alongside Florida rapper Loe Shimmy. The release suggests Future and Drake are collaborating again after their relationship appeared strained during the Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud.
Produced by ATL Jacob and London Cyr, the track features glitchy bass and dark synths, with Future, Scott and Loe Shimmy chanting their parts. Drake’s verse includes a pointed but unnamed shot at an artist whose album he says is finished. The single follows Future’s July album *The Real Me*, which had no guest features.
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In short
- Future releases “Ya Hit” with Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy.
- The track suggests Future and Drake are working together again.
- Drake takes an unnamed swipe at another artist.
How this story developed
- 48 minutes ago Future has released “Ya Hit”, a new single featuring Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy. The collaboration signals that Future and Drake appear to be working together again after their relationship seemed strained during the Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud.
- 51 minutes ago Future’s new single “Ya Hit” brings Drake and Travis Scott back together with him, alongside Florida rapper Loe Shimmy. The release suggests Future and Drake are collaborating again after their relationship appeared strained during the Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud.
Full account
Future has released “Ya Hit”, a new single featuring Drake, Travis Scott and Florida rapper Loe Shimmy. The track brings together a high-profile group of collaborators after a period in which Future and Drake’s relationship appeared strained during the Drake–Kendrick Lamar feud. Their recent work together suggests that the partnership is active again: Future featured on Drake’s “Ran to Atlanta” earlier this year, and “Ya Hit” is their second collaboration of the year.
The song is built around distorted bass and dark, glitchy synths. Loe Shimmy leads the chorus, while Future and Scott contribute verses in a forceful, chant-like style. Drake’s section includes ad-libs from Sexyy Red and a bar that appears to take aim at an unnamed rival, though the target is not identified. ATL Jacob is credited as a producer; one report also names London Cyr. The single’s cover art is credited to Jim Joe and Lewy by one outlet.
“Ya Hit” is being presented as the opening release from Future’s next album, but details of the project have not been shared. It follows The Real Me, Future’s most recent solo album, which the reports date to either July or August. Future has also posted the phrase “Bringin the static back #INFINITY” on X, a possible hint at what is coming. He is due to headline Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles.
Future introduced the collaborators on Instagram as the “Avengers”, according to one account, after announcing the song without naming Drake or Scott. The release has prompted fans to joke that its star line-up could draw attention away from Lil Baby’s album Fresh, released on the same day; Future reportedly showed support by reposting Lil Baby’s announcement. The new track also marks Scott and Drake’s first collaboration since “Meltdown” in 2023, according to one report.
Where outlets differ
From the full account, which is AI-written from the sources:
The outlets give different release timings for The Real Me: Source 1 says it arrived in July, while Source 3 says August; Source 2 describes the gap as six months without naming a month.
Source 1 names both ATL Jacob and London Cyr as producers. Sources 2 and 3 mention ATL Jacob, while Source 2 separately credits Jim Joe and Lewy with the cover art.
Source 2 calls “Ya Hit” the first official song from a forthcoming album. Source 3 describes it as Future’s first release since The Real Me, and Source 1 simply presents it as a new single.
The reports foreground different angles: Source 1 focuses on the renewed Future–Drake relationship and the song’s sound; Source 2 frames it as a new phase for Future and notes his upcoming performance; Source 3 emphasises the surprise reveal of Drake and Scott, the “Avengers” description and the same-day competition for attention.