
Change Locations
'Change Locations' appears on What a Time to Be Alive, the Drake and Future joint tape, produced by Metro Boomin. The song is widely read as a record about perpetual movement, the rootless lifestyle of touring, hustling, and never staying in one place, framed as both a flex and a kind of restlessness. The repeated idea of shifting locations works on multiple levels: literal travel, evasion, and the emotional detachment that comes with constant motion. Future's melodic delivery anchors the track's hypnotic feel, with Drake matching the tape's harder, atmospheric register. It serves as a mood-driven deep cut reinforcing the project's themes of excess and momentum.
