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Drake Reunites With Travis Scott on New Future Track "Ya Hit" f/ Loe Shimmy and Sexyy Red

“Your album ain’t gettin’ no better, it’s done, so submit it,” Drake raps in the new track.

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Drake is backed by some Sexyy Red ad-libs for his appearance on Future’s new single “Ya Hit,” out today (Nov. 6).

“Your album ain’t gettin’ no better,” Drake raps to an unspecified target in the ATL Jacob-produced track’s second verse. “It’s done, so submit it.”

Also featured on the new track are Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy, while the one and only Mike Dean is credited as its mastering engineer. Listen here, or below.

The Drizzy and La Flame pairing, as anyone reading this is fully aware, is significant, as the two haven’t landed on a song together since “Meltdown” back in 2023.

To say that 2026 has seen Drake fans being well fed would be an understatement, as this May alone saw the preeminent Torontonian dropping three new albums at once: Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honour. He followed that up with his FOMO short film project, which boated even more new music, including the Ella Langley-interpolating “Solar Eclipse.”

Despite having a slew of music that would have been eligible, including Iceman breakout hit “Janice STFU” and more, Drake is speculated to have refrained from submitting anything off his triad of 2026 albums for consideration at the upcoming 69th Annual Grammy Awards. Nominees will be unveiled a little later this month, but first, we’re taking a look at the 6 god’s oft-contentious relationship with the Recording Academy.

This is Drake’s Grammys feud, explained.

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