Future sounds just as comfortable over the cartoony, electronic Working on Dying production as he does on DJ Esco’s racing melodies. They warmly embrace each other’s production choices on here.

However, Pluto x Baby Pluto is more than a slight improvement from their earlier missteps-it’s like watching two friends trade lives for a day.

A collab album from Uzi and the man who inspired his Baby Pluto persona felt inevitable after they appeared on each other’s albums, but the disappointing two-pack of “Patek” and “Over Your Head” from this summer left much to be desired. One of the only highlights from High Off Life was the bubbly, Uzi-featuring “ All Bad,” a strange yet welcome breath of fresh air that felt like an Eternal Atake cast-off. On the other hand, Future’s most recent release was High Off Life, a record in which he sounded nearly asleep, as if operating on autopilot. Uzi’s still hot off Eternal Atake, one of the year’s best rap albums, and its star-studded B-side, LUV vs. Future and Lil Uzi Vert might as well be on two different planets right now.

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