Looks Like Drake Is Finally Back To Rapping On This Future “Tony Montana” Track (Listen & Download)

Just when I thought the buzz down here in Georgia for Future's "Tony Montana" track was about to die down I get smacked in the face by the internet with a newer version of the song which features Drake. Thank you internet. The song is produced by Lex Luger and the original version was released by Future (who also wrote part of that infamous "Racks" song) months ago.

Does anyone else feel like Future raps like he can't breathe? A little too much exhaling and not enough inhaling buddy. His verse probably would have been a little longer if he hadn't passed out due to lack of air. But enough about Future's lack of breath control let's move on to this Drake verse shall we? First off, I'm going to request that Drake never ever rap in that high-pitched voice he used to say "pop it" at the beginning of his verse. It's a little odd for a grown man to sound like that. Aside from that Drake actually put forth a decent verse. It was clever, it flowed well so kudos to him. I do feel a certain way about Mr. I'm-So-Sad-Because-Being-Fame-Is-Overwhelming being on a song that's named after a fictitious drug lord, but that's a whole 'nother conversation in Hip-Hop.

"Tony Montana" will be featured on Xclusives Zone and DJ Esco "Freshly Baked" mixtape.