Future Songs & Features (2022): Every Song, Album & Guest Feature

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Future Songs & Features (2022) is Aswehiphop’s complete yearly compilation covering every official song, album and guest appearance released by the Atlanta rap icon throughout 2022. After dominating previous years with countless collaborations, Future returned with one of the biggest hip-hop rollouts of the year, proving once again why he remains one of the genre’s most influential artists.

While 2022 was highlighted by the release of his ninth studio album I NEVER LIKED YOU, Future also stayed active outside his own catalog through collaborations with Lil Baby, Metro Boomin, DJ Khaled, EST Gee, Gunna, Lil Durk, EarthGang and several other artists. The album’s expanded edition, I NEVER LIKED YOU (Deluxe), further extended his impressive run with additional records.

If you’re searching for every Future song, album, deluxe track and guest feature released in 2022, you’ve come to the right place. Like every yearly artist compilation on Aswehiphop, this page serves as a complete archive and is organized to help fans easily discover everything Future released throughout the year.

You can also check out more yearly artist compilations by visiting our Compilation List.

Please note: This page covers Future’s official 2022 solo songs, album tracks, deluxe releases and guest appearances.

📊 Future 2022 Statistics

Albums Released: 1 (+ 1 Deluxe Edition)

Solo Songs: 22+

Guest Features: 11

Latest Album: I NEVER LIKED YOU (Deluxe)

Last Updated: August 1, 2026

Page Status: Archive

Note: This page documents Future’s complete 2022 releases, including solo songs, album tracks, deluxe tracks and featured appearances.

Future Songs & Albums (2022)

Future officially kicked off his 2022 campaign with the release of I NEVER LIKED YOU, his ninth studio album. The project debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and produced several hit records before receiving an expanded deluxe edition featuring additional collaborations. Below are Future’s official solo releases from 2022.

  • I NEVER LIKED YOU (Album)
  • I NEVER LIKED YOU (Deluxe)

I NEVER LIKED YOU

I NEVER LIKED YOU became Future’s ninth studio album after its release on April 29, 2022. The project marked his first full-length album since High Off Life and immediately debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Packed with melodic trap anthems and hard-hitting production, the album further cemented Future’s place among hip-hop’s biggest artists.

The album contains 16 tracks and features guest appearances from Drake, Kanye West, Gunna, Young Thug, Tems, EST Gee and Kodak Black. It also produced several standout records, including WAIT FOR U, PUFFIN ON ZOOTIEZ and LOVE YOU BETTER. The commercial success of the project made it one of the biggest rap albums released in 2022.

If you haven’t streamed the album yet, check out our complete coverage of I NEVER LIKED YOU.

I NEVER LIKED YOU (Deluxe)

Just a few days after the original album arrived, Future surprised fans with the deluxe edition of I NEVER LIKED YOU. Released on May 3, 2022, the expanded version added six new tracks, giving listeners even more music from the Atlanta superstar.

The deluxe edition welcomed new collaborations with Lil Baby, Lil Durk and 42 Dugg, while introducing fan-favorite songs such as NO SECURITY, LIKE ME, AFFILIATED, STAYED DOWN, WORST DAY and WE JUS WANNA GET HIGH. The additional songs helped extend the album’s chart success and reinforced Future’s dominance throughout 2022.

Future Guest Features (2022)

Besides releasing one of the year’s biggest albums, Future remained one of hip-hop’s busiest collaborators throughout 2022. He appeared on projects from Metro Boomin, Lil Baby, DJ Khaled, EST Gee, Lil Durk, EarthGang, Jacquees and many more artists. Below are Future’s official guest features released during 2022.

  • Pushin P
  • Mad Max
  • BiLLi
  • Sliders
  • When You Bad Like That
  • Blues
  • Big Time
  • Beautiful
  • I Shoot It Myself
  • From Now On
  • Superhero

Pushin P

Pushin P became Future’s first major guest appearance of 2022 after joining Gunna and Young Thug on the standout record from DS4EVER. Released in January, the song quickly evolved into one of the biggest hip-hop records of the year, introducing the viral “Pushing P” phrase that spread across social media and pop culture.

The collaboration debuted inside the Billboard Hot 100 and later received multiple platinum certifications. It remains one of Future’s biggest featured appearances released during 2022.

Mad Max

Mad Max appears on Lil Durk and Only The Family’s compilation album Loyal Bros 2. Future joins Lil Durk on one of the project’s most popular songs, delivering a signature trap verse that helped make the record a fan favorite.

The song also received an official music video and became one of Future’s early standout collaborations of 2022.

BiLLi

BiLLi reunited Future with EarthGang on the Atlanta duo’s album Ghetto Gods. The collaboration blends EarthGang’s creative lyricism with Future’s melodic trap influence, creating one of the album’s most memorable guest appearances.

The record further highlighted Future’s willingness to collaborate with fellow Atlanta artists across different styles of hip-hop.

Sliders

Sliders comes from Dreezy and Hit-Boy’s collaborative album HITGIRL. Future was the project’s only featured rapper, bringing his signature flow to one of the album’s standout tracks.

The collaboration also marked another successful partnership between Future and Grammy-winning producer Hit-Boy.

When You Bad Like That

When You Bad Like That appears on Jacquees’ fourth studio album Sincerely For You. Future joins the R&B singer on a melodic collaboration that blends hip-hop and contemporary R&B, showcasing another side of his versatility beyond hard-hitting trap records.

The song became one of the notable collaborations from Jacquees’ 2022 album and added another successful guest appearance to Future’s impressive catalog.

Blues

Blues is one of Future’s standout collaborations with G Herbo from the Chicago rapper’s 2022 album Survivor’s Remorse. The emotional record finds both artists reflecting on their struggles, success and life experiences while trading introspective verses over a melodic production.

The collaboration was later supported by an official music video and became one of the highlights from G Herbo’s album.

Big Time

Big Time appears on DJ Khaled’s thirteenth studio album God Did. The energetic collaboration features both Future and Lil Baby, making it one of the project’s biggest hip-hop records. Produced with stadium-ready production, the song quickly became one of the standout tracks from the album.

You can also check our list of the 10 Best Songs From God Did, where Big Time ranks among the project’s highlights.

Beautiful

Beautiful is another collaboration from DJ Khaled’s God Did, bringing together Future and SZA. The melodic record showcases Future’s softer delivery alongside SZA’s soulful vocals, creating one of the album’s most memorable collaborations.

Upon release, Beautiful became a fan favorite and later received an official music video, further boosting its popularity.

I Shoot It Myself

I Shoot It Myself saw EST Gee recruit Future for one of the standout tracks from his debut studio album I Never Felt Nun. The Louisville rapper and Future deliver confident street-focused verses over a hard-hitting trap instrumental.

The collaboration was also supported by an official music video, making it one of Future’s strongest feature performances released during the second half of 2022.

From Now On

From Now On reunited Future with fellow Atlanta superstar Lil Baby on the latter’s chart-topping album It’s Only Me. The collaboration pairs two of hip-hop’s biggest names over an atmospheric trap production, resulting in one of the album’s most-streamed records.

The song further strengthened the long-running chemistry between Future and Lil Baby, who have collaborated on numerous hit records throughout their careers.

Superhero (Heroes & Villains)

Superhero (Heroes & Villains) is one of Future’s biggest collaborations of 2022. The song appears on Metro Boomin’s blockbuster album Heroes & Villains, where Future delivers the opening performance before Chris Brown joins later in the record.

The track quickly became one of the album’s most successful releases, earning millions of streams and debuting high on the Billboard Hot 100. It also received an official music video, making it one of Future’s standout guest appearances of the year.

Federal Fed

Federal Fed comes from Moneybagg Yo’s 2022 album A Gangsta’s Pain: Reloaded. Future joins the Memphis rapper on a hard-hitting trap anthem that showcases both artists trading confident verses over booming production.

The collaboration became one of the most talked-about records from the reloaded edition of the album and further expanded Future’s list of high-profile guest appearances in 2022.

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Why Trust This Page?

Aswehiphop maintains detailed yearly artist compilations to help hip-hop fans find every official song, album, feature and collaboration released within a specific year. This Future archive has been carefully updated to include his solo releases from I NEVER LIKED YOU alongside his official guest appearances throughout 2022.

If you’re revisiting Future’s music from 2022 or looking for every collaboration released during that period, this page serves as one complete reference.

You can also stream Future’s latest official music through his Spotify artist page:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1RyvyyTE3xzB2ZywiAwp0i

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