This morning, Future dropped a brand new video for the track “Poppin Tags!’ The song originally debuted back in November during an episode of OVO Sound Radio. According to Complex, in the video “Future puts his lavish lifestyle on full display. There’s cash, cars, and everything in between, as the rapper shows off his flashy side.” We’re … Continue reading Future – “Poppin Tags” [Video]
Ty Dolla $ign and Future connect on a new song titled “Campaign.” Ty Dolla $ign premiered the new track today on Beats 1 Radio with Zane Lowe. “Me and Future did this on our Purple Reign tour on the bus… It’s lit, I can’t wait for the people to hear it,” he said. The last … Continue reading Ty Dolla $ign and Future – Campaign
Admit it, when you heard “Panda” for the first time you were a bit confused. You found yourself realizing that it wasn’t actually Future rapping and needed some answers. And the funny thing is, Future was just as confused as you. This weekend at his performance in Atlantic City, Desiigner performed “I Got The Keys” which isn’t … Continue reading Desiigner Performs Future’s “I Got The Keys”
DJ Khaled released his new single “I Got the Keys” featuring Jay Z and Future on Sunday after the BET Awards. The song is the second track off his upcoming album titled Major Key, which dropped today. Reportedly, Jay Z took a shot at Drake on the track saying “N***as always asking me the key / Till … Continue reading DJ Khaled – “I Got the Keys” (Ft. Jay Z and Future) [Video]
DJ Esco and Future team up again on Project E.T. Esco Terrestrial. Similar to 56 Nights, the mixtape is hosted by Future, and he handles all of the rapping while DJ Esco is the executive producer. The mixtape contains 16 songs, and Future is featured on 12 of those. Also featured is Drake, 2 Chainz, Young Thug, Rae Sremmurd, Rich … Continue reading DJ Esco and Future Release ‘Project E.T. Esco Terrestrial’
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve been caught up in the Hendrix storm at least once.
Legally named Nayvadius Wilburn, Future, AKA Future Hendrix, AKA Super Future has shot to mega-stardom in the last five years. Currently, the rapper’s name is synonymous with whatever is trending at the moment. In 2015 alone, he put out three mixtapes and a studio album. He was also featured on nine billboard hits from other artists including Drake, Travis Scott and Rick Ross. You can’t go out these days without hearing at least three of his songs in one night. He’s dropped his own line of emojis that are superbly tailored to his lifestyle and legacy. He released EVOL, his fourth studio album, in February, making it his seventh full-length release in the past 16 months. He’s been with some of the baddest women in the game, brought four kids into the world, and it looks like this guy hasn’t even gotten winded yet.
Beyond the auto-tune and perfect Metro-Boomin’ production, Hendrix speaks on a struggle that some of his crowds can relate to. Climbing out of Kirkwood, a neighborhood in Atlanta, Future became more than a rapper, but a media mogul. On some of his most popular tracks, Future raps about using drugs to fight his demons, and the demons that money has created. As a teen he took a gunshot wound to the hand and in 2006 Future was arrested. It’s not uncommon for hip-hop artists to go from nothing to something, but Future has set the bar even higher for those looking to break into the game.
Future’s music career began when he worked with his cousin Rico Wade, who encouraged him to hone his writing skills and work towards being a rapper. Future calls Rico the “mastermind” of his sound. Hendrix started out as a songwriter, his big break coming when he co-wrote the hit “Racks” for YC in 2011. That same year, Drake joined him for a remix to “Tony Montana,” which propelled Future’s name into mainstream music. Since then, his infamous work ethic has resulted in a total of four studio albums and thirteen mixtapes so far, with the “Beast Mode 2” mixtape set for release in May of 2016. His mixtape 56 Nights was inspired by DJ Esco’s 56-night stay in a Dubai jail for possession of an illegal substance. DJ Esco’s powerful account of the experience ties in with the message on “March Madness.” The hit is one Future’s most well-known, with the social undertones of the song touching on the plight that African Americans face from the authorities. While he flaunts his money and rich tastes, he makes sure to stay connected to his home base and the people who support him the most.
The Future Hive is looking forward to JMBLYA in May to see Hendrix perform with a stacked line up including Kehlani, Rae Sremmurd, and Kevin Gates. Get your tickets soon to keep Boomin’ on your side, cause we all know what happens when Young Metro don’t trust you. Listen to his latest mixtape “Purple Reign” below and catch “EVOL” on iTunes.
March Madness is entering the round of sixteen this evening and we’ve got a contest for y’all to accompany the remainder of the college basketball tournament! Continuing with the theme of the craziness that goes on during this time of year, we wanted to jump in and give y”all a chance to win a ticket to JMBLYA, which will be occurring May 13 in Dallas and May 14 in Austin. See below for details on how to enter to win:
1. Like and comment on this Facebook post with the four Future songs you want to see make it to the next round, which equals one vote.
2. If you Share this Facebook post then your vote is doubled.
3. We will count the votes each round and if your song ends up winning you will be entered to win a ticket to JMBLYA either in Dallas or Austin.
4. Tag some friends who love dope music so they can vote also (this adds another vote)
5. We would love it if you made the photo your cover photo on Facebook to spread the word about the competition (this increases your chances of winning.
P.S. We encourage y’all getting in the trenches andn arguing why you think a certain song should win.
Hit us if you have any questions and of course if you want to go ahead and buy tickets to guarantee that youll be at JMBLYA this May, you can purchase them here:
In this day and age, it’s not at all uncommon for artists to use social media to instantly share anything from their concerts to their pets to their deep late night thoughts with their fans. Snapchat is becoming a more popular medium because of its what’s-happening-now vibe and the fact that stories disappear after 24 hours so fans really have to be on their game if they want to catch their favorite artists’ every moment. Future took this idea and ran with it by sharing new music today via the popular app. Could this mean a new album soon? The great thing about the Internet is even though these snaps technically disappear within 24 hours, the real MVPs always find a way to save them. Listen to Future’s new snippets in the clips below.
Future *might* just play this new music when he headlines this year’s JMBLYA alongside a killer lineup: Kehlani, Rae Sremmurd, Kevin Gates, Jazz Cartier, Post Malone and more. This may just be the best JMBLYA yet, so don’t miss out. Get tickets while you still can at the links below.
Baauer is back again with more dope electronic sounds. The “Harlem Shake” producer has already killed it with big names in rap, like Fetty Wap. This new track called “Kung Fu”, Baauer recruited GOOD music prez Pusha T and Future Hendrix himself. Future was an excellent addition to this high energy banger. Pusha T takes both verses and fills them with his already prolific dope raps. Don’t be suprised when you hear “Kung Fu” at club, because thats exactly where this song should be. You can check “Kung Fu” below.
There isn’t too much guessing about what level Ferg and Future are on: FLY. In this new video for last month’s single, the pair flaunt their goods while a mob breaks out and some stunning effects flash on the screen. It’s a perfect video to dab and trap to. Check it out below.
