Earlier this week Future and Juice WRLD announced a collaboration on a new project titled “WRLD on drugs.” One of the tracks on the album with the title “Transformation” features the beautiful rap Queen, Nicki Minaj.

Nicki Minaj. Source: uproxx.com

While announcing his work with the Chicago based artist Juice WRLD, Future said “Me & @JuiceWorlddd in the studio rite now, we just did enough heat to drop a tape this week.” He also shared a tentative track list for the album. Though several other artists worked on the album it is Nicki Minaj’s verse on Transformation that has got everyone talking.

Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Source: thatgrapejuice.net

Fans have reacted to Nicki Minaj’s verse on the song saying that she was subtly taking shots at Cardi B, another female rapper. It will be remembered that only last month both rappers had an altercation at the New York Fashion Week. Though Cardi B’s name is not mentioned in any of the lines in the song, it was evident that Nicki was taking shots at someone who fans believe is Cardi B. Social media has gone crazy with comments after the release of the song.

Listen to TRANSFORMATION.

The project has sixteen tracks and features other artists like Young Thug, Gunna, Lil Wayne, Young Scooter and Young Bans. The production of this project is handled by Wheezy, the sensational ATL hit producer. Other producers assisting him include Psymun, Richie Souf, and SinGrinch.

WRLD on Drugs Album Art. Source: chiasemai.com

Some of the songs on the album are “Zan,” “WRLD on drugs,” “Oxy,” “Afterlife,” and of course “Transformation.” It is expected that fans will be hearing strong themes amplifying and addressing the adverse results of engaging in drugs on the project.

 

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