Future, Metro Boomin & Travis Scott Finally Deliver Full Performance Of 'Cinderella'

Future, Metro Boomin and Travis Scott have finally delivered a full performance of their long-fabled collaboration, “Cinderella.”

The trio dropped a version of the track during Future Hendrix and Young Metro’s joint Rolling Loud LA set on Sunday (March 17).

The unreleased song features Future handling the chorus, during which he sings: “Racks up, racks stuck together/ Sip red, talk to the devil/ Rosetta stones forever/ High yellow, canary yellow/ Hot chocolate, Cinderella.”

Check out a clip from the performance below.

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The track first emerged as a snippet back in 2022 during Travis Scott’s first night of “Road To Utopia,” a seven-night residency at the Zouk nightclub in Las Vegas.

Back in January, Young Metro fired up a short snippet of the ethereal track featuring Pluto’s woozy vocals for fans to chew on.

The unreleased song snippet – which is also referred to as “Family Forever” – featured a caption from Metro that read  “Hot chocolate cinderella,” and featured the artists dancing.

The upcoming collab appeared to be a hit with fans as they flooded Metro’s replies begging for the track to arrive.

Since it first emerged, fans have been clamoring for a recorded version of the track. They reportedly won’t need to wait long, as the song is rumored to be included on Future and Metro Boomin’s long-awaited joint album WE DON’T TRUST YOU.

Outside of the WE DON’T TRUST YOU songs, the iconic duo cued up songs from the Atlanta warbler like “Mask Off,” “Wicked,” “Stick Talk,” and more. The legendary duo also played old favorites, performing mixtape staples like “Karate Chop” and “Monster.”

Other special guests for the set included Don Toliver and Quavo, who helped Metro perform songs from HEROES & VILLAINS.

WE DON’T TRUST YOU is finally arriving on March 22, with a second album dropping on April 12. Up until recently, fans might not have wanted to hold their breath for the arrival of album.

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Back in March of 2023, the St. Louis-born producer spoke to FLAUNT and said that he would planning to drop his collaborative album with longtime friend Future during that same year.

“Definitely. I would bet on it,” he said of the chances of the joint LP making landfall in the calendar year. “I would definitely bet on it.”

Now, though, the duo have confirmed release dates for the two projects, and revealed some additional details.