Die For Me (feat. Future & Halsey)

This trap-pop banger finds Post Malone and Future lamenting deceitful women. They both air dirty laundry about lovers who it turned out were uncommitted to their relationships. Said you'd take a bullet, told me you would die for me I had a really bad feeling you'd been lying to me We were on the low, but you were getting high with me

Halsey croons the bridge, where she gives her perspective on an unfaithful male lover. I came around, I figured out, should follow my gut I don't play anymore, I went through your phone And called the girls in your DMs and took all them home During her verse, Halsey gives several clues that she is referencing her relationship with the rapper G-Eazy. I sold 15 million copies of a breakup note Halsey's 2018 single "Without Me" finds her detailing the end of her romance with G-Eazy. The song was a worldwide hit, topping the Billboard Hot 100. And you don't have to say I'm crazy 'Cause I know nothing's changed though This may be a reference to "Him & I," Halsey's romantic duet with G-Eazy. During that song's first verse, the Bay Area rapper says of the New Jersey songstress: Crazy, but I love her. I could never run from her

Malone has previously collaborated with Future on one previous occasion: the Atlanta rapper supplied a verse for the official "Congratulations" remix. Malone and Halsey have never worked together before.