Feb 22, 2017

 

Jan 7, 2017

This s--- makes no sense no matter how many times I read it tbh :KoolAid1:

 

May 10, 2017

if you need help in an argument you are weak lmfao

 

Oct 7, 2016

2016 is the year the fake Future fans got tired of him as a popular thing. Real ones know Super Future Hendrix/Fire Marshall Future will always reign over trap

 

May 12, 2020

If there’s already a thread just delete this but

 

Mar 21, 2017

 

Mar 7, 2017

lord

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Feb 28, 2017

 

Feb 18, 2017

crazy cause my expectations were way lower but for some reason i just cant stop replaying this s---

future really back

 

Jan 16, 2016

This man got me into drugs and I come to find its just an act???

what am i sposed to do now? can someone put me onto other rappers that rap about drugs but actually do them?
thanks in advance. xoxo

 

Nov 18, 2015

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Jul 22, 2015

• nasListening to #DS2

Future won
So when are the "real hip-hop" fans gonna hop on the train?

 

Feb 17, 2017

I think some of the mystique and aura surrounding him is kinda gone for me, it's not to say I didn't enjoy this album but it's kinda left me wanting for more I guess since I hold him to the highest standards.

Just wish it was a shorter project, the really good songs on here are keepers. Ffs him and Zay are a heavenly combo, not surprised my favorite songs were the two tracks at the end that they worked on. Really need a Beast Mode 2 man

 

Feb 22, 2017

99% of music fans




Future fans

 

Feb 27, 2017

 

May 5, 2016

7. Substitute Everything



This is Codeine Crazy before Codeine Crazy. He sings about his drug abuse in order to cope with ones he has left behind due to his fame, "Today I took a Xanax, I started missin family/I don't see them as much, I know they feel abandoned/I’m workin 'til I pass out and they don't understand it." His priorities are majorly shifted due to his success. He questions why he is taking pills on the hook but then answers the question himself with, "Wishin I could slow down this fame, I'm tryna substitute everything."

The first two verses touch on similar subjects until the third verse comes around. He opens up about one of his baby mama's claiming he does not take care of his child. He claims she only wants his money and doesn't want to see him succeed, with dealing with that, he is still trying to make those around him happy. This track is self loathing but self aware which is apparent here, "I spend a lot of money so I'm not depressed." Part of hiding his pain is focusing on trying to make others happy with his music while putting his own happiness to the side.

I believe hard times made me like this
I don’t leave the studio, I like making hits
There’s broken relationships that I can’t fix
I got bad habits I picked up, I can't kick
I need my herb, I need my syrup

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