After millions of fans were disappointed when Frank Ocean's new album didn't drop as anticipated back in July, here comes another rumor that he's going to drop a new track called "White Ferrari" sooner than later.
A report from NME noted a tweet from producer A-Track which read, "Mark my words: in a few weeks u'll hear a song called White Ferrari, I can't tell u who it's by but it's the best thing u'll hear this year (sic)."
"With many already reeled in, our intrigue was piqued even further when Rostam from Vampire Weekend - who has more recently penned songs for the likes of Carly Rae Jepsen, Charli XCX and more - chimed in to agreed knowingly," wrote Luke Morgan Britton for NME.
That tweet was retweeted multiple times and created a new buzz around Frank Ocean's new album, which is said to carry the title, "Boys Don't Cry."
In response to A-Track's post, one curious tweet posted a photo of Frank Ocean with the blackboard behind him. "@atrak how much am i reaching by suggesting it looks like -rari on that chalkboard?"
Complex also reported that it's not the first time "White Ferrari" was mentioned in connection to Frank Ocean's new album.
"In October, a user from the Kanye West fan forum Kanye To The commented that he had a friend who was in contact with Frank, and that his friend 'told me to remember these words: White Ferrari.' So there's that," Jessie Morris wrote.
Last month, Pedro Winter, the owner of Ed Banger records, told Les in Rocks, per Music Times, that their artist SebastiAn has apparently been collaborating with Frank Ocean on materials for his new album.
"SebastiAn just finished production on a few pieces for Frank Ocean-a truly exciting collaboration-and then he will finally be able to turn to his second album," he reportedly said.
But because of the attention his statement generated on what people believed was Frank Ocean's new album, the music producer reneged on his statement.
In a statement to The Fader, Pedro Winter said, "SebastiAn met Frank Ocean few times, that's all we know. For further infos please contact Frank's management."
