--- title: "Future drops Ya Hit with Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy as the first single from his next album" url: https://badiyaa.com/future-ya-hit-drake-travis-scott-loe-shimmy/ published: 2026-11-07T10:02:00+00:00 modified: 2026-11-07T10:02:00+00:00 section: Entertainment publisher: Badiyaa --- # Future drops Ya Hit with Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy as the first single from his next album Released November 6, the track puts Future and Drake back together on a lead single two years after their 2024 split, with Loe Shimmy on the hook. Future put Drake, Travis Scott and rising rapper Loe Shimmy on one song on Friday, November 6. The track, “Ya Hit,” is the first official single from the Atlanta star’s next album, and it puts Future and Drake back on the same record barely two years after their very public split. The guest list stayed secret until release. Earlier in the week Future teased on X that something big was coming, and a short snippet of the song had already been picked apart online before the full version landed. ## Who does what on “Ya Hit” - **Loe Shimmy** carries the hook. - **Future** raps about leaving a past relationship behind. - **Drake** uses his verse to take a swipe at a rival’s album sales, without naming anyone. - **Travis Scott** works in a reference to the next *Grand Theft Auto* game. Producer ATL Jacob is credited on the beat, and Sexyy Red adds ad-libs. ## Why Drake’s name matters here For international listeners who missed the drama: in 2024 Future and Metro Boomin released the album *We Don’t Trust You*, which included “Like That,” a Kendrick Lamar feature that turned simmering tension with Drake into one of the most closely followed rap feuds in years. Future and Drake, once close collaborators, drifted apart. The thaw began earlier in 2026, when the two reconnected on Drake’s song “Ran to Atlanta.” “Ya Hit” goes a step further. This time Drake is a guest on the lead single of a Future album rollout, the most visible slot an artist can offer. The history explains the excitement. In September 2015 the pair released the joint mixtape *What a Time to Be Alive*, recorded in about six days in Atlanta and co-executive produced by Metro Boomin; it opened at No. 1 on the US albums chart. Travis Scott, meanwhile, shares Drake’s biggest crossover moment, “Sicko Mode.” ## The Loe Shimmy bet The least famous name on the credits may gain the most. Loe Shimmy has built a run alongside Drake this year, and their song “I’m Spent” recently drew a remix tease from Usher. Sharing a single with three artists who have spent more than a decade at the top gives him an audience most new rappers wait years for, and it also invites direct comparison with them. ## Future’s numbers going into the new era Future arrives with momentum. His August album *The Real Me*, his 10th solo studio album, gave him a 12th No. 1 album. It also became his 17th No. 1 on the US R&B and hip hop albums chart, tying him with Drake and The Temptations for the most leaders since that ranking began in 1965. Its single “California Girls” reached No. 1 at US urban radio. Put those figures side by side and the scale of the reunion is clear: Future and Drake now share the record for No. 1 R&B and hip hop albums, and they are trading verses again on the same song. The new album itself has no official title or release date yet. Fans also spotted the artists together at a Houston club, reportedly filming a music video for the track, though no video has been released. Future’s next public stop is a set at the Camp Flog Gnaw festival next weekend. ## Further reading - [Wikipedia: What a Time to Be Alive](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_a_Time_to_Be_Alive) *Image: Bruce from Sydney, Australia, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons* *This article was produced with AI assistance and reviewed by our Editorial Desk. [How we work](https://badiyaa.com/editorial-policy/).*