MONSTER

For a rapper who deals almost exclusively with standard trap topics-- drugs, violence, brotherhood, and sex-- Future's in his feelings a considerable amount of the time.

If you spent any time on the internet this week, you probably caught an extremely viral video of Adele doing carpool karaoke -- a clip made most memorable by the singer's surprisingly solid take on Nicki Minaj''s beloved verse on Kanye West's 2010 hi

Metro Boomin inadvertently sparked a Twitter spat between Young Thug and Future earlier this week when he discouraged rappers from trying to keep up with Future's rate and quality of musical output.

Releasing three mixtapes over the course of six months is no easy task; dropping three that are celebrated by critics and fans alike is almost unthinkable.

Future is one of the hottest rappers out, and part of that has to do with the sheer volume of music he's released in the last year -- but it wouldn't mean anything if the quality wasn't there too.

"Dis for the ones that abandoned me," Future wrote on Instagram one year ago today, hours after releasing his mixtape Monster.

Last year, a few days prior to Halloween, Future delivered one of of what would end being three mixtape projects, all of which contributed to a resurgence in his energy and his career.

Future's sophomore album, Honest, wasn't the landmark it was meant to be. While it spawned Future's biggest hit thus far, "Move That Dope," it failed to establish the rapper as the superstar he had the potential to be. 

Future's "Wesley Presley," taken from last year's Monster tape, is a song that has him comparing himself to Wesley Snipes ("New Jack City nigga like Wesley") and Elvis Presley ("White girl with me like Elvis").

This first reaction you're likely to have after seeing Future's new "Fuck Up Some Commas" video is, 'Damn, he must have fucked up some commas making this video.' Yes, this thing looks like it was expensive to make (as it should be), and the result is great.

There isn't a whole lot of consensus in the Future mixtape canon (namely because there are so many, and pretty much all of them are good), but Dirty Sprite is generally agreed upon as a strong contender for the Atlanta rapper's best non-album work.

After reappearing in the public eye through his Summer Jam stage crash, Papoose became inescapable for a hot minute, freestyling over any and every hot instrumental, and interpreting Kendrick Lamar's BET Cypher verse as directed at him.

The ski mask has a long history in rap music, but it seems to have been a more common symbol over the last five years. Perhaps, this has to do with the rap instrumentals sounding scarier and more aggressive than ever wwith the prevalence of trap.

Future has been insanely prolific over the last few months.

The other week Future rolled out the music video for "Mad Luv" the other week, Future returns with more visuals off his last mixtape Monster. He's definitely keeping his name alive, with another new mixtape on the way and a lot of videos.

As you most likely know, Dr.

After giving us visuals for both "Hardly" and "Monster" off his Monster mixtape, Future took a bit of a break before returning today with another Monster cut visualized, "Mad Luv." Future visits his native Atlanta to shoot the visual with his posse, with cam

Last week, Future spoke with Tim Westwood about his brand new Metro Boomin executive produced-mixtape, Monster, and today he's shared a new vlog which pairs some of his thoughts from the interview with live performances.

After dropping his long-awaited sophomore album, Honest earlier in the year, Future had an uncharacteristically quiet streak.

After giving away the non-tagged version of "After That" with Lil Wayne (download available here), we get another non-tagged track from the recent Monster mixtape.

A week or so removed from his recent mixtape, Monster, Future decides to give us the greenlight to release a non-tagged up version of his collaboration with Lil Wayne, "After That." The song is produced by TM88 and Southside of 808 Mafia, and was definitely a

Part of Future’s appeal lies in a musically indefinable existence. While both Pluto (and the 3D version) and Honest became somewhat of a set template for artists like Travi$ Scott, Future himself is a blend of the past, some not so distant.

With Halloween three days away, Future decides to get in the holiday spirit and release this fitting new mixtape called Monster.

Tomorrow, Future will be giving us a new tape by the name of Monster. Having already dropped the title track and "Break The Rules," Mr. Freebandz shares one more the day before his release date.

Back in August, Future shared the track "Monster' as an intro to his next mixtape, which bears the same title.

Future recently dropped off the crazy mansion party visuals for his lead single and title track off his upcoming Monster mixtape, and today he lets us hear a second leak off the upcoming free project.

Future is prepping a new mixtape for October 28th, Monster. The project was lead with his single of the same name two months back, and after giving us a quick promo for Monster as well as a vlog, he now unveils the official music video for the cut.

In August Future was teasing fans about a new single titled "Monster," as well, it was reported that he was working on a mixtape titled Evol.