http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2015/09/drake_and_future_s_new_mixtape_what_a_time_to_be_alive_reviewed_on_new_full.html

Drake is currently the most successful rapper in the world, but neither of the first two voices we hear on What a Time to Be Alive, Drake and Future’s recently released album-slash-mixtape (no one’s quite sure), belong to the self-proclaimed “6 God” himself. The first is wunderkind Young Thug, who technically doesn’t even appear on What a Time to Be Alive but whose sampled, disembodied warble provides the tag that announces the presence of producer Metro Boomin. The second voice is Future’s own, sputtering clipped and nonsense syllables. When he finally intones the song’s first line, “my dope in the bushes,” the words rush out in a slush of half-enunciated consonants, and are repeated again, so you can not understand them a second time.