Future

“You seem unquestionably bored out of your fucking mind,” which, yes.

“Life as a producer is always in waves.”

"After I dropped 'Mini Vans,' everybody was like, 'You sound like the new Eazy-E.'"

Get inspired.

"Future is like my big brother, man. I’ve been with him for the past 12 years."

"All my music is based on real-life activities, real-life situations. I don’t fairy-tale rap."

"It was real to me once they sent the itinerary."

“Although it was a crazy opportunity, I just knew this was going to happen.”

“A day or two before, I was like ‘God, what’s going on?’

“I’m gonna use this as a catapult.”

F**k it, mask off.

From “I” to “gang,” we break down the most prevalent keywords in rap this past decade.

One day, soon, I promise you, we’ll wake up inside a virtual reality version of a new Beyoncé album. Nothing will ever be the same.

For the final time of 2019, we’ll see you in the comments.

Long live overstuffed new-music-Fridays.

Another perfect list.

Is it a good idea to release two albums in one calendar year?

We’ll see you in the comments.

Yet another list to argue over.

“I’ve made a mountain of shit artwork that no one will ever see, but that was important to get to where I am now.”

Donna and Yoh discuss what heartbreak sounds like in hip-hop.

Take (another) deep breath.

“I got so many bitches, I don’t know what to do / I got so many bitches, what about you?”

Future found his secret weapon in producer Richie Souf.