Young Thug, Nicki Minaj and Juice WRLD have joined forces on a brand new monitor known as “Money” — take heed to it beneath.
The star-studded collaboration arrived on Monday (June 26) courtesy of “Metro’s version” of Thugger’s newest album Business Is Business, which was curated by his shut good friend and collaborator Metro Boomin and contains a reworked tracklist with two new bonus songs.
Produced by Charlie Heat (Kanye West “Facts,” Travis Scott “Piss On Your Grave”), the playful but speaker-pounding track finds the trio in a braggadocious temper, with Nicki Minaj flexing every little thing from her intercourse attraction and road ties to lyrical supremacy and spending energy.
“Just put a couple grand in some rubber bands/ Bitches want my luck, couldn’t get a glance/ They wonder what I gross like my name was Lance/ It’s Barbie, bitch, just dropped like twenty mill on Barbie Land,” she boasts.
Prior to the track’s launch, Young Thug teased a collaboration with Nicki Minaj by tagging her on his Instagram Stories — very similar to he’d performed with Kanye West just a few days earlier — and asking: “Where @nickiminaj ??? IT’S [briefcase emojis].”
Nicki replied: “@thuggerthugger1 bout to stand on that business right along wit u my bruva. Time to check these b!ches temperature. Tonight just might be the night.”
“Money” marks the fourth musical team-up between the pair following “Anybody,” Rae Sremmurd’s “Throw Sum Mo” and Juicy J’s “Low,” which additionally featured Lil Bibby.
Thug additionally linked with the late Juice WRLD a number of instances earlier than his 2019 overdose dying, together with on “Mannequin Challenge,” “Red Bentley,” “On God” and “Bad Boy.” More lately, the Chicago native made a posthumous look on “Rich N-gga Shit” from Thug’s 2021 album Punk.
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The different new track included on Business Is Business (Metro’s Version) is named “Sake of My Kids.” Dating again to at the least 2016, the Wheezy-produced minimize finds Young Thug namedropping JAY-Z, Diddy and Marilyn Manson whereas ominously warning those that query his sexuality: “When you think I’m gay, think of [caskets].”
“THIS IS THE TRACKLIST AND SEQUENCE I ORIGINALLY ENVISIONED FOR THIS ALBUM #BUSINESSISBUSINESS,” Metro Boomin explained on Twitter shortly earlier than the revamped challenge debuted on streaming companies. “JONESBORO THE INTRO AS IT SHOULD BE,” he added.
The album initially dropped on Friday (June 23) amid Young Thug’s ongoing RICO trial, which accuses his YSL (Young Slime Life) collective of being a prison road gang behind a severe of violent crimes within the Atlanta space.
The 31-year-old has been behind bars for over a 12 months and faces eight expenses together with conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, participation in prison road gang exercise and a string of gun and drug offenses.
Stream Business Is Business (Metro’s Version) in full beneath:
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