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Future’s ‘High Off Life’ is a familiar journey through a terrain of toxic lust, sleepless paranoia, wealthy boasts, and deep-seated trauma.

We sat down with the Epic Records recording artist to discuss his leap from songwriter to recording artist, modern R&B, and his forthcoming EP.

The gift and curse of a long rap career is regularity.

“I’m more in love with my career than ever.”

This is a return to the world of 'HNDRXX,' but far more lugubrious.

"The game changed my life."

Let the church of Nayvadius say amen.

"Fam, I’m no longer on this earth."

'WRLD ON DRUGS' provides a high, just not as high as the creators claim to be.

What Travis truly captures on 'ASTROWORLD' is the spirit of our times—longing for the thrill of the ride but dreading the giant drop.

'ASTROWORLD' has the biggest pure sales week of any album this year.

Love at the top is fake and fragile.

"...they try to write him off as some person who’s just good for features."

What a ride...

It's almost time to strap in and head to Astroworld, but first, we have a few questions.

"Is DJ Khaled becoming a parody of himself?"

Lowkey, this Future album feels like Future’s ‘Take Care’ — minus all the sensitivity and simping.

Epic Records chairman and CEO L.A. Reid divulges the real reason why French will be released in October.