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7 Best Moments From Future & Metro Boomin’s ‘We Don’t Trust You’ Tour Stop in NYC

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Future and Metro Boomin completed the We Don’t Trust You Tour three-peat on Thursday night (Aug. 15) and the Atlanta rapper-producer duo saved the best for last in Brooklyn following back-to-back shows in Boston and Philadelphia earlier this week.
The We Don’t Trust You Tour rumbled through New York City to invade BK’s Barclays Center for the 12th of 27 shows slated on the North American trek.
Metro got the party started around 9:30 p.m. ET with a solo set, and then Future tagged to run through his own string of hits from his decorated discography before they reunited for the stretch run to bring the show across the finish line.
There were plenty of surprises in Brooklyn — one being a few brave fans rocking Drake’s OVO brand and Drizzy tour merch to the show. Another came when a New York City artist showcase broke out in the midst of set changes which was headlined by cameos from A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Cash Cobain and Fivio Foreign.
The crown jewel shock of the night took place near the very end of the concert when “Type Shit” collaborator Travis Scott popped out to bring the rage to the Barclays, which sent the Brooklyn crowd into an absolute frenzy.
Between La Flame’s guest appearance and “Like That,” Metro and Future attempted to calm the sugar rush and euphoric high the audience was on with the demure We Still Don’t Trust You opening track as their final offering before closing the curtain around 11:15 p.m. ET.
After departing from planet Pluto filled with syrupy rhymes and Metro Boomin’s hi-hats, check out our seven best moments from the show below.
Michael Saponara
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