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Future and Lil Uzi Vert trade verses over a track built on the twin obsessions of wealth and excess. Lil Uzi Vert opens with the boast of someone for whom money is merely a plaything, his voice pitched high and restless as he catalogues diamonds, designer goods, and the casual accumulation of status symbols. The hook settles into a hypnotic refrain: waking with a bankroll, counting it with eyes closed, the fantasy of effortless abundance made into a chant. Future arrives in the second verse with a lower register and a different kind of swagger, his delivery more measured but no less assured. He mirrors the theme without repeating it, pivoting instead toward the machinery of wealth itself: the drug trade, the designer labels, the accumulation of power. The track sustains its energy through repetition and rhythm rather than melodic variation, the two voices locked into a groove that prioritises the weight of the words over their arrangement.
"Bankroll" is a track by Future, from the album Pluto x Baby Pluto, released 13th November 2020. Full lyrics are available below.
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