Waka Flocka Flame seems to have been inspired by his current touring host, EDM producer Steve Aoki. The rapper is currently supporting Aoki on his "Aokify America" tour, as well as playing alongside other electronic musician Borgore in the supporting slot, which is the probable cause for his declaration that the second chapter in his Flockaveli series will combine EDM and hip-hop music.
The album, titled Flockaveli Psychotics for at least the time being, will be released during 2014 the rapper said during an interview with HotNewHipHop.com. The album, according to Flocka, will feature guest appearances from at least Ne-Yo and Drake. The emcee compared Aoki to the instrumental version of himself, and that he's using the producer's influence to produce an album that will appeal across genres.
"What I learned from touring with Steve Aoki? That Steve Aoki is like electronic Waka Flocka. He just known for turning up. I feel like he do everything I do without vocals. It's amazing. I respect it," he said. "I'mma show you a different Flockaveli this time," said Waka. "Way more turned up. Different crowds now. I'm touching different genres. This Flockaveli gon' be flexin."
Waka Flocka released the first Flockaveli during 2010, and has released several other albums since, but Flockaveli Psychotics could justifiably be described as the second official album from the rapper. Ferrari Boyz (2011) was more of a joint project with Gucci Mane (something we presume, based on recent events, will not happen again anytime soon), and 2012's Triple F For Life: Friends, Fans & Family served as the hip-hop version of a duets album.
