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2024 has been a busy year for the toxic king, Future, as he not only helped kick off the battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, but also dropped two entire albums just weeks apart in the process.
Looking to keep his 2024 rolling, last week, Future announced that he’d be releasing a new mixtape dubbed Pluto near the end of September. Now, he’s dropped the track list for said project on social media. On Wednesday (Sept. 18), Future Hendrix took to Instagram and revealed the titles of his 17-deep project, and though it didn’t reveal any featured guest, you can bet you’ll be hearing from a few of his Hip-Hop peers joining come Sept. 20 when Pluto drops.
While we don’t expect anyone else suddenly starting off a classic rap battle based off of a guest appearance on Future’s mixtape, we’re sure whoever pops up will be bringing their “A” game on the upcoming project, which has some pretty interesting titles such as “Ready To Cook Up,” “Oath,” and “MJ.”
01. Teflon Don
02. Lil Demon
03. Ski
04. Ready To Cook Up
05. Plutoski
06. Too Fast
07. Ocean
08. Press The Button
09. MJ
10. Brazzier
11. South of France
12. Surfing A Tsunami
13. Made My Hoe Faint
14. Told My
15. Oath
16. Lost My Dog
17. Aye Say Gang
Should be interesting to see what kind of waves Future makes with his latest piece of work. Will he continue to take subliminal jabs at his rap rivals to get social media speculating? Will he play it cool and go about his business? Guess we’ll find out soon enough.
What will you be expecting from Future’s latest mixtape? Let us know in the comments section below.
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After teasing new material for the last couple of weeks Future has finally confirmed his newest work Mixtape Pluto is coming soon.
This week the Atlanta trap rapper announced his long-anticipated forthcoming solo effort via his Instagram account. “F*** the publicity I got this out the mud MIXTAPE PLUTO 9-20-24” the caption read. The post teased the newest album with a preview visual of the “Too Fast”. Along with the video snippet he also unveiled the album artwork. The cover features Rico Wade’s former house, nicknamed “The Dungeon”, with purple lighting inside. This is where the late great produced most of his iconic music. This home also served as the first work space to Outkast and The Goodie MoB during their formative years.
MIXTAPE PLUTO will be Future’s third project in 2024. Earlier this year he released We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You with producer Metro Boomin. Prior to those collaborative albums his last true solo effort was I Never Liked You in 2022. While not much is known about the forthcoming project the title seems to reference to Future’s debut Pluto and his storied run of classic mixtapes (i.e., 56 Nights, Purple Reign, etc.) which many of his fans believe is his best work.
You can see the trailer to MIXTAPE PLUTO below.
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The ongoing divorce between Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams and her estranged husband, Simon Guobadia, has taken a new turn after court documents revealed that Guobadia is seeking clarification on Williams’ relationship with the rapper Future.
Earlier this week, In Touch Weekly reported that Guobadia has filed additional court documents as part of the divorce proceedings. These documents include a series of questions that he demands Williams answer under oath. Among these, he asks whether Williams married him for his money and to clarify the nature of her relationship with Nayvadius DeMun Cash, professionally known as “Future.”
Guobadia’s inquiry does not stop there. He also asks Williams to confirm or deny if she filed for divorce without informing him, whether she was unfaithful during their marriage, and if she had intimate relations with anyone else during their union. Additionally, he wants Williams to admit or deny if she was ever truly in love with him. Another pointed question concerns the five-figure monthly allowance he provided her during their marriage, seeking her understanding of the reasons behind it.
Despite the public nature of these requests, Guobadia has not provided an explanation for them. Sources close to Williams have reportedly stated that “Porsha does not know Future.”
A judge has yet to rule on Guobadia’s requests.
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Future and Metro Boomin set off an explosive back-and-forth war via their recent collaborative album, WE DON’T TRUST YOU and he’s coming back this weekend with more heat. With the announcement of a new mixtape dropping on the same day, Gunna plans to drop an album some fans believe the Freebandz honcho dissed the former YSL affiliate.
Gunna, who is currently on his “Bittersweet” tour and prepping for the release of his new album, ONE OF WUN, slated to drop this Friday (May 10). The Young Stoner Life X account tweeted the news of the ew album, which the “pushin P” rapper reshared on his timeline.
Eagle-eyed fans took notice of Future tweeting about his upcoming untitled mixtape and some believe it’s an attempt to step on Wunna’s release date.
“F*ck yo album Sh*t ain’t slappin like my MIXTAPE, read the first of a series of tweets. He followed with replies that read “MAY TENTH” and “MIXTAPE PLUTO” before ending his salvo.
Gunna, perhaps in response to those lines, wrote, “F*c What These boys talkin bout” and left the cryptic message at that.
We haven’t been able to determine if a connection between the replies on X is inspired by beef but considering Hip-Hop’s current climate, fans are making up their theories. We’ve got reactions from all sides below.
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Looking to strike while the iron is still burning hot, Future and Metro Boomi’ have announced that their follow-up album to We Don’t Trust You (which dropped on March 22) will be releasing less than a month later on April 12 and will be titled, We Still Don’t Trust You.
The two announced the surprise project yesterday (April 4) and though the announcement was overshadowed by J. Cole’s Might Delete Later EP and response to Kendrick Lamar’s diss, fans are already buzzing about the upcoming project. Taking to his official IG page for the big reveal, Future and Metro dropped a teaser video for their latest offering with Future writing “Job’s not finished 4/12/24” in the caption for the post.
With many feeling that Future took many subliminal at Drake on his previous album, could his caption suggest that the Southern rapper will continue to throw darts at the King of The North? Will he and Kendrick Lamar collaborate on another diss record? Maybe Pusha T for good measure? Who knows, but with We Don’t Trust You having debuted atop of Billboard’s Top 100, you can expect We Still Don’t Trust You to do the same.
And no, this isn’t a deluxe edition of the previous album with some extra tracks as Metro made it clear that “This is not a deluxe this is completely separate body of work #WeSTILLDontTrustYou 4/12/24.”
Can’t wait.
Do y’all have any expectations for Future and Metro Boomin’s We Still Don’t Trust You album? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Kendrick Lamar put the Hip-Hop world on notice after dropping a verse on “Like That” from Future and Metro Boomin‘s new WE DON’T TRUST YOU project. K-Dot revisited his “Control” verse days and restored the feeling after aiming shots at Drake and J. Cole while declaring himself the best among the so-called “Big Three.”
Kendrick Lamar has been spending more time focused on his pgLang brand and assisting the career of his cousin, Baby Keem to great effect. The former TDE standout has often been mentioned in the same tier as Drake and J. Cole, with many thinking the trio would clique up one day and shift the entire ecosystem.
K-Dot put those hopes and dreams to rest on “Like That” and didn’t mince words at all. Some are of the mind that Lamar has taken subliminal shots from Drizzy over the years, in particular, related to their status within the Hip-Hop hierarchy.
From “Like That”:
“Okay, let’s get it up, it’s time for him to prove that he’s a problem/N*ggas clickin’ up, but cannot be legit, no 40 Water, tell ’em/Ah, yeah, huh, yeah, get up with me/F*ck sneak dissin’, first person shooter, I hope they came with three switches/I crash out, like, “F*ck rap,” diss Melle Mel if I had to”
In a bid to distance himself from the pack, Lamar added, “Motherf*ck the big three, n*gga, it’s just big me” which left nothing to the imagination.
This isn’t the first time Kendrick Lamar caused a stir. Back in 2013 on Big Sean’s “Control,” Kung Fu Kenny named names and essentially dared everyone to try his pen and had people not even involved in the jabs responding to the verse. Time will tell if Drake or J. Cole will respond, considering the latter has always represented his connection to Lamar as friendly.
Again, this could also be traced to a perceived beef between Future and Drake, although that hasn’t been confirmed. Further, Metro Boomin has had recent issues with the Canadian superstar that went public, adding to the lore of discord between them all.
On X, formerly Twitter, folks are chiming in about Kendrick Lamar’s jabs toward Drake and J. Cole. Check out the reactions below.
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Future and Metro Boomin have collaborated several times over the years and now the pair will embark on dropping a pair of releases in the next couple of months. The first of the projects’ album titles has been announced, the aptly named We Don’t Trust You.
Future, who is responsible for delivering the iconic producer tag for Metro Boomin, hasn’t released a full-length project since 2022’s I Never Liked You. The two hitmakers will deliver We Don’t Trust You on March 22, with the second of their announced projects coming on April 12.
The announcement was made with a stylish trailer showing the two driving all-white luxury vehicles before hopping out of the rides and taking a stroll in a desert with dramatic effect.
Future and Metro Boomin’s professional connection dates back to 2013, with Metro Boomin lending his production touch to the Freebandz honcho’s tracks since that initial meeting. Amazingly, this is the first time the two have locked in for full projects.
Check out the trailer below.
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Future has just added yet another notch on his already decorated belt. The Atlantia rapper has launched his first ever collection with LANVIN.
On Monday, November 20 the French luxury fashion house unveiled Future’s inaugural drop. According to a press release Future drew “upon the LANVIN archives to create a unisex collection, which emphasizes his love of layering and tailoring, with an impressive flair for accessories”. The “Too Many Nights” MC detailed his approach in a formal statement, “I created a vibe with this collection, something you can feel when you wear it. Jeanne Lanvin drew inspiration from her life and lifestyle. We are the same in that way, we create from experience”.
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The capsule touches on some streetwear staples including t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts and accessories. The stand out though is the Loose-Fit Printed Jumpsuit. Made of denim this piece features an LANVIN branding throughout, a square neckline with straps and metal buckle closure, belt loops at the waist and two patch pockets in the back. We also get their Hyper Curb sneakers in two colorways; each with an oversized tongue and fat laces.
LANVIN Lab is an experimental space inviting creative partnerships with proven and rising international talents that challenge and reinforce the house’s cultural values and position. The Future x LANVIN Lab collection is available now and can be shopped here.
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After Lil Uzi Vert disputed being part of the Rolling Loud lineup, they’ve been replaced by not one but two acts – Future and Metro Boomin.
The release of the lineup for Rolling Loud California was announced on Tuesday (November 14), and it featured a slew of top musical artists with Post Malone and Nicki Minaj revealed as headliners of the weekend festival along with Lil Uzi Vert supposedly performing on that Saturday. But shortly after the artwork was launched, the singer and rapper went on social media to dispute that appearance. “I never said I was doing rolling loud. Don’t understand why my name is on here,” they wrote in a post to their Instagram stories showing the flyer.
Festival organizers apparently took note of Lil Uzi Vert’s statement and promptly re-issued a new image of the full festival lineup with two notable changes on Wednesday (November 15). The first was the blurring out of Lil Uzi Vert’s name on the festival artwork in a new post to X, formerly Twitter which simply carried the caption, “OK bet” with the okay sign emoji. The second was the announcement of Future and Metro Boomin’s appearance at the festival. Rolling Loud also sent out another post boosting the duo’s upcoming album which will be released before the festival takes place.
Lil Uzi Vert is currently on tour for their most recent album, Pink Tape. The tour is slated to end on November 22 in the artist’s hometown of Philadelphia. Rolling Loud California will be held at the Hollywood Park Grounds venue in Inglewood, California on March 15 – 17. The festival also features other prominent performances from Rae Sremmurd, Summer Walker, YG & Tyga, and more. Presale tickets for the event were made available to the public on Thursday (November 16) at 10 A.M. PT, with general sales beginning on Friday (November 17) at 10 AM PT. More information can be found on their website.
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Future has one less thing to worry about thanks to a judge that is tune with the culture. Judge Martha Pacold referenced some classic works when dismissing a copyright lawsuit.
As spotted on TMZ the trapper turned rapper was sued about two years ago by DaQuan Robinson. The man claimed he created a song titled “When I Think About It” and sent the work to Future’s team. In 2017 Pluto released on the Beastmode 2 mixtape which featured his song “When U Think About It”. Robinson claims that Future lifted elements from his version and even spoke on a lot of the same content he did. Fast forward to 2023, Judge Pacold threw out his case citing that those themes are generally found in many Rap songs and are not protected by copyright.
The magistrate went on to further detail her ruling by referring to earlier works from The Notorious B.I.G., Kanye West and even the Wu-Tang Clan. She also cited Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s hit song “Our House” regarding Robinson’s “core lyric” copyright claim. “The core lyric, ‘our house is a very, very, very fine house,’ is used to support the entire rest of the song, which uses the house and its constituent elements as the setting for the narrator’s relationship,” said Pacold. “This songwriting technique is not unique to Robinson, nor mid-century Canadian-American bands that feature intricate vocal harmonies. The mere use of a ‘core lyric’ to support a song’s storyline is not protectable element because it is a frequently utilized technique in popular songwriting.”
Future has yet to comment on the favorable ruling.
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