Future announces “I Never Liked You” album title
A few weeks ago, Future announced that his ninth studio album is set for an April 29 release. No album title was revealed, but fans were immediately excited for Future’s first album since early 2020.
Now, Future has revealed the official title for this forthcoming project. It is titled “I Never Liked You,” and also put out the original cover art. Future is seen in a suit, as he’s blindfolded, while sitting in a car. This cover was done during Future’s latest GQ photo shoot.
In February, Future put out the first single for I Never Liked You, which was “Worst Day.” Last week, his new single with Travis Scott and Southside, “Hold That Heat.” Future also recently said in his GQ interview, that Gunna and Kanye West will appear on the album. The official tracklist for I Never Liked You is expected to be released in the next several days.
Future is also aiming for his seventh consecutive number one album, with “I Never Liked You.” Future previously hit this mark with “High Off Life,” in May 2020. Future dominated that year, with the smash hit single, “Life Is Good,” featuring Drake.
Future announces “I Never Liked You” album title
