Future is locked in and working hard in the studio. According to his childhood friend Young Scooter, Future is working on the Dirty Sprite 3 album. On Friday night (May 19), Young Scooter jumped on ...

Future is currently the most hard-working artist in hip-hop. After releasing two albums produced by Metro Boomin this year, We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You, he’s returning to the well ...

Future has announced his highly anticipated new project “Mixtape Pluto,” releasing on Sept. 20. In a post on Instagram, he revealed the cover art for the set along with the caption, “F*** the ...

Despite first debuting commercially over 12 years ago, Future remains more prominent and dominant in the rap sphere than ever, reaching unprecedented heights this year alone. Future’s success only ...

The top spot of the Billboard 200 albums chart is becoming particularly familiar territory for Future in 2024. After visiting the apex earlier this year (along with producer co-star Metro Boomin) on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With no features and a pallet of production as expansive as Future’s bag of flows, the project gives listeners a lot to dig into.

Future isn’t slowing down anytime soon. The rapper has just announced that he’ll be putting out a new mixtape on Friday, May 10. While Future has always been prolific, fans certainly didn’t expect any ...

Diamond-certified, three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning hip-hop star Future continues his unstoppable streak with the release of MIXTAPE PLUTO today. The 17-track project, a nod to Future’s raw essence, ...

The first solo Future mixtape in eight years, the gritty, immediate Mixtape Pluto, lurches in like a relapse, resurfacing the familiar demons that haunted his moody, nocturnal, tortured projects like ...

Diamond-certified three-time GRAMMY® Award-winning hip-hop luminary Future formally details his highly anticipated new project MIXTAPE PLUTO. Continuing Future’s prolific game-changing 2024, the ...

No offense, but Future doesn’t live his raps in one particular way: he posits himself as a brooding, detached artist who’s worried more about his next pour up than anything anyone else would ever have ...