“That’s when I started thinking, I can take this serious.” “I’m like, ‘They’re living like street dudes where I’m from, but living better. It was a different kind of education from school but a learning experience all the same. Nayvadius began learning and making music. (One of Future’s favorite moments in the studio was witnessing André 3000 freestyle his guest verse for Sleepy Brown’s 2004 song “I Can’t Wait.”) He was there not just with Dungeon Family members like the Goodie Mob, Killer Mike, and Bubba Sparxxx but with outside artists like Trey Songz, Talib Kweli, and Daz Dillinger. The funeral meeting led Nayvadius, with one foot still in the streets, to hang out in the studio with the legendary Dungeon Family. It’s hard to get away from it, because I did the blueprint.”Īt a family member’s funeral around that time, Future ran into his cousin Rico Wade, whom he had always considered a kind of father figure. All their ad-libs, from the way you do your verses to your melodies, it comes from Future. They all borrow inspiration from his style, and Future had thoughts for all of his disciples: “I wrote the dictionary for what you use, words for designing…. And artists still to come, like Lil Baby, Gunna, and Lil Uzi Vert. Artists from that era, like Desiigner and Lil Durk. “I laid the foundation for any artist to come behind me,” Future said that night.
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For my CRWN live-interview series in 2014, we rented out Atlanta’s Plaza Theatre and I got to share the stage with him.
I became a believer.įuture’s 2012 debut, Pluto, was promising, and I was all the way locked in for his second album, Honest.
“Same Damn Time” knocked so hard that Sean “Diddy” Combs felt compelled to hop on the remix and deliver his hardest verse in years. Future is dope.įuture’s dizzying run of early hits was undeniable. You don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about, Drake replied. Why are you on this song? I remember messaging him. But it did feature Drake, whom I had already developed a close enough relationship with to hit up personally, BlackBerry to BlackBerry. “Tony Montana,” Future’s own first big single, did little to change my opinion.
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