A no DJ version of Future’s trap banger “Mark McGwire” off of his camp’s FBG: The Movie mixtape. This beat sounds like Shawty Redd meets Lex Luger with Future’s usual catchy but simple rapping.
Future – Mark McGwire (NoDJ)
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Future Performing Live At Visionz Entertainment Complex In Greensboro, NC. The Freebandz Capo shuts down Greensboro weekend before Ciaa. He performs some of his newest underground hits, “U.O.E.N.O.”, Karate Chop, Drug Money and Bitches Love Me. Always an all out entertainer homie still manages to run thru his other Top Billboard songs.
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Following Meek Mill at the first entry, the number 9 spot has been given to ATLien Future:
Considering where Future was at the start of his career, the meteoric rise that he’s experienced over the past year is more than enough reason for the Astronaut Kid to keep his head in the clouds and the #9 spot on MTV News’ “Hottest MCs in the Game VIII” list.
What began as a strictly underground run began to take off in 2011 with Future’s “Tony Montana” single and its Drake-assisted remix. During 2012, however, Future sky-rocketed to new heights with high-powered pop hooks, while still keeping his hold on the streets. His mix of melodic arrangements and raspy rap bars were a sure-shot formula for some of the year’s biggest hits.
Hottest MCs – 10. Meek Mill
Flo Rida links with everybody favorite rapper Future for his next record which premiered on 99 Jamz in Miami.
Back on the block!! Guess what's coming... @1future#studiolife #10 twitter.com/JLo/status/306…
— Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) February 26, 2013
Future is moving right on up in the world, isn’t he? Now, he’s apparently offering his services to none other than J-Lo. Will she now be using Auto-Tune?
New Future, from a mixtape I probably won’t be downloading, but you can check it out and let me know it’s good or not.
Ain’t Neva Seen
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Came From Nothin’
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This track first appeared on FBG’s Mexico Rann, but now, Future gives us another verison of the song with French Montana. Their Medusa project is still on the way.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Epic Records is going to “great efforts” to take down a new Future remix leaked over the weekend with a vulgar Lil Wayne lyric that has offended the family of Emmett Till.
The New Orleans rapper made a sexual reference to the beating death of Till, a 14-year-old Chicago boy tortured and shot in Mississippi in 1955 for whistling at a white woman. Till’s family objected and the Rev. Jesse Jackson reached out to his management, The Blueprint Group, on the family’s behalf.
The label issued a statement Wednesday night apologizing for the release of the song.
“We regret the unauthorized remix version of Future’s ‘Karate Chop,’ which was leaked online and contained hurtful lyrics,” the statement said. “Out of respect for the legacy of Emmett Till and his family and the support of the Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. … we are going through great efforts to take down the unauthorized version.”
Epic will release an official version of the song that “will not include such references.”
Neither Jackson nor members of Till’s family could be reached late Wednesday. A publicist says Lil Wayne has had no comment so far.
He appears briefly on the song, alluding to the black teenager’s beating in a way too vulgar to print.
Till, a native of Chicago, was in Mississippi visiting family in 1955 when he was killed. He was beaten, had his eyes gouged out and was shot in the head before his assailants tied a cotton gin fan to his body with barbed wire and tossed his body into the Tallahatchie River. Two white men, including the woman’s husband, were acquitted of the killing by an all-white jury.
Till’s body was recovered and returned to Chicago where his mother, Mamie Till, insisted on having an open casket at his funeral. The pictures of his battered body helped push civil rights into the cultural conversation in the U.S.
Bob Dylan wrote a song about it: “The Death of Emmett Till.”
A Facebook posting on the Mamie Till Mobley Memorial Foundation page Wednesday night said Epic Records Chairman and CEO LA Reid had reached out to the family to personally apologize.
As promised, Lil’ Wayne drops off his video for his new single with Drake & Future. Drake and Future’s parts were shot separately by director Hannah Lux Davis. I Am Not A Human Being II hits stores on March 26th. Go here if video above doesn’t work.
Rocko is dropping his Gift Of Gab 2 mixtape tomorrow and here’s his a leak off the project with Future and Rick Ross. Produced by DJ Spinz.
First the Instagram dig, and now this: Future called in to Big Regg’s radio show on Hot 93.7 to speak on what he’s been up to career-wise, and definitely had some things to say about a certain colleague and his use of a certain piece of techonology (while praising his songwriting):
[audio:https://jukeboxdc.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/t-pain-future.mp3]“I don’t think Future gets the technology… I don’t think he understands how it actually works. He’s writing great songs– he’s a great writer– as far as how he uses Auto-Tune… I think he’s thinking you just turn it on, and it happens. A lot of people don’t sing with it, they just sing and put it on after, which is a terrible mistake. There’s a lot of stuff you’ve gotta know about Auto-Tune before you can start using it, because it’s the hot thing to do. But Future’s still great, he’s doing his thing.”
Before the final edit premieres tomorrow evening, MTV takes us on the set during its making. Besides the eye-candy, you can probably expect a whole lot of good kush and alcohol.
The visual premieres on Valentine’s Day, and I Am Not A Human Being II is released March 26th.
Trae Tha Truth unleashes his brand new single “Screwed Up’with Future. Produced by Mike Will Made It.Look out for Trae’s new episode of his “Trae” cartoon series to launch on VEVO tomorrow – All-Star special edition!
Yes folks, even stars can be haters, because it appears that T-Pain has sent a light jab in the direction of current AutoTune champ Future amidst a video shoot for Ace Hood’s ‘Bugatti‘ track (full quote below).
Funny thing about that Bugatti you woke up in, #ItsMine #OhTheIrony hahahaaaa funny how “the new T-Pain” has to use “The old T-Pain’s Bugatti for his Bugatti hook hahaaaaa yea. So. There’s That. Not at all throwing shots at @Acehood that’s my man 100 grand.
This track hit the net yesterday with tags, but now we get the official mastered version of Future’s “Karate Chop (Remix)” with Lil Wayne.
Lil’ Wayne adds really nothing to Future’s probably-soon-to-be chart smash. From DJ Smallz upcoming This Is That Southern Smoke Vol. 4, which drops NBA All-Star Weekend.
Future might have been having way too much fun as of late…because another woman is yelling ‘baby’. From TMZ:
TMZ has learned the most recent potential baby mama filed a lawsuit against Future in Georgia earlier this month … claiming she gave birth to his son on December 4th. She also wants Future to start paying child support for the newborn STAT.
The woman makes it clear in docs, if Future disputes the paternity … she wants a judge order him to take a DNA test … and make it official.
As we previously reported … Future just settled another baby mama paternity suit back in January — and agreed to pay $1,662 a month in child support for his 10-year-old son.
Some live action footage becomes a visual to the latest single from Pluto 3D.
Ace Hood brings out his new 1.2 million car in his new video with Rozay and Future. Trials & Tribulations coming soon.
The latest from Future featuring Juelz Santana. Produced by Zaytoven.
Future decided to hit up H-Town to do a visual along with Trae Tha Truth in tribute of Pimp C himself. You can check it out above….long live the pimp indeed.
Ace Hood gives up some behind the scenes footage of ‘Bugatti’, one of the premiere single from the upcoming Trials & Tribulations.
