A response/remix released on May 28, 2017, where Lucas delivered a rapid-fire freestyle sending "shots" at other artists like Logic and Lil Yachty.
The collaboration was first teased when Future brought Kendrick out during his headlining set at the 2017 Coachella Festival .
Released on June 16, 2017, this version transforms the trap original into a Jersey Club and electronic dance track. It features a faster tempo and a "hyphy" beat while keeping Future’s vocals. Future Mask Off Remix Audio Ft
Released in early 2017 as part of his "Eastmix" series. Audio & Musical Composition
The official remix of Future's features American rapper Kendrick Lamar . Released on May 23, 2017, the remix extends the original track's length from 3:23 to 4:21 to accommodate a head-spinning guest verse from Lamar. Official Remix: Kendrick Lamar A response/remix released on May 28, 2017, where
The song's backbone is a high-pitched flute melody sampled from "Prison Song" by Carlton Williams (from the musical Selma ). Music Theory: The track is written in the key of D Minor .
Nayvadius Wilburn (Future), Kendrick Lamar Duckworth , Leland Wayne ( Metro Boomin ), and Tommy Butler. Mixing: Mixed by Seth Firkins, Eric Manco, and DJ Esco. Other Notable Remixes It features a faster tempo and a "hyphy"
Kendrick uses his verse to address his own commercial success with "conscious" music, referencing the platinum certification of his album DAMN. . Key Production Credits: Producers: Metro Boomin .