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As we await the 14-song addition to the Eternal Atake for the deluxe edition, it appears the "bonus tracks" will actually come in the form of LUV Vs. The World 2. "I put 2 albums in one second-half of EA is LUV vs The World 2," he wrote on Twitter after sharing the cover art for the project.
Uzi's teased information surrounding the "bonus tracks" over the past few days. He recently revealed that we'll get two songs with Young Thug on the project. While the deluxe edition of EA was initially announced as having eight songs, he clearly expanded past that. The rapper also teased that the project would include guest appearances from Lil Baby, Future, and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
With LUV Vs. The World 2 serving as the deluxe edition of Eternal Atake, Uzi fans are EATING in 2020. Maybe once this whole Coronavirus pandemic simmers down, we can expect a tour from him as well. Peep the tweets below.
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