You better not raise your voice at me You know I got a pimp degree
Pluto
Draco season with the bookbag Rat tat, got a little kick back Hundreds on hundreds got a good batch You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back
Lamborgini doors but I never stop Fuck around got a nigga pissed off Nice little thot got stiff arm Did the Heisman on the hoe got the stiff arm
Fuck up that body like Tyson or Holyfield wo wo wo wo wo A couple of pills and I got my soda filled wo wo wo wo wo
Break out a sweat I go head over heels for these meals wo wo wo wo wo wo She thinks she the one but to me she ain’t nothing but a thrill wo wo wo wo wo
I’ve been drippin like a god with her I been dodging all the fly what else I been fillin up garages what else I gave her a French menage what else
Close your eyes eyes eyes I’m about to slide slide slide Wonder why why why I stay in the sky sky sky
Pink molly let me dance with her Freestylin let me dance with her
Sky Dweller it was sentimental Rose gold it was sentimental
Draco season with the bookbag Rat tat, got a little kick back Hundreds on hundreds got a good batch You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back
Fuck up my bitch by the change Brought me from trap house to stage I wanna jump in the air You know the love ain’t fair
You killin then show us the proof I already got the juice Chain different colors like fruits I like to hang out the roof
I got to train my bitches I’m putting chains on my bitches I’ll put some chain on some snitches I’m focused im back on my mission
Flex on a nigga no apologies Matter how white done gotta me Playing hockey with the ice in the major league Thirty five bitches at the Saint Reg
Fall back shooter like KD Back in the kitchen with the curry Pourin’ up zan can’t hurt me Pineapple drink lookin’ syruppy
Fifty six night I was 30 Stirofoam cups and patient Heard you been talkin’ bout the kid Knowing damn well that’s a flagrant
I cancel two bitches I got me some new bitches Come check out how I’m living I got me some new drippin’ I got me some new dripp Ain’t got nothing to do with it I’ll give my bitch to you If that what she mean to you
Draco season with the bookbag Rat tat, got a little kick back Hundreds on hundreds got a good batch You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back
Draco season with the bookbag Rat tat, got a little kick back Hundreds on hundreds got a good batch You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back You ain’t never ever get you bitch back
Yeah I cruising in the deep I’m twisted up I got geek Misbehaving with ya freak Can’t tell she got teeth
I was in her mouth like veneers Start comparing my career ‘Cause I was flooding through the crib Business furniture for real
I bought a Fendi couch for my kids They just want to plug a nigga wig Charge a half a mill for the gig Middle fingers up fuck the pig Diamonds fallin’ off my let me jig Never falling off and never quit I retired cookin’ up a brick Certified nigga hot to six
Who was rapping diamonds in the zone I was chargin 10 for the strong Keep on goin in on this song Keep an F&N at your home Lesson learned and we moving on I got firm niggas, Al Capone Got my Chi niggas on the horn Downtown Atlanta I was born
Future (rapper)
Rapper Future was born on Nov. 20, 1983, in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up in Stone Mountain, Georgia. His father, Gerald, worked as a police officer and his mother, Lisa, was a teacher.
He began rapping while he was still in high school and dropped out of college to focus on music. In 2003, he signed with Roc-A-Fella Records, where he collaborated with Jay Z and Kanye West. In 2007, he left Roc-A-Fellas to sign with Cash Money Records.
In 2010, he released his debut album Pluto, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. His second studio album, FUTURE, came out in 2013 and it peaked at number three on the same chart.
His third studio album, HNDRXX, came out in 2016 and peaked at number four on the Billboard 200.
Future has sold over 9 million albums worldwide and has had 14 singles reach the top 10 of the Hot 100.
Early life and career beginnings
Future was born on November 20th, 1983 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He grew up in the city’s 7th Ward neighborhood, where he attended John Ehret High School. As a teenager, Future became involved in the local rap scene, rapping under the pseudonym “Nayvadius DeMunn Wilburn.” In 2000, while still attending high school, Future joined the Dungeon Family, a group founded by fellow New Orleanian Lil’ Wayne.
In 2003, Future signed a deal with Universal Records and released his debut album Pluto, featuring production from Rockwilder, Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, Timbaland, and others. The album received mixed reviews from critics, although it reached number five on Billboard 200 chart. A single, “A Milli,” was released in 2004. Future followed up Pluto with three additional albums; Late Nights & Early Mornings (2005), Tromaville (2007), and So Far Gone (2009). All four albums failed to match the commercial success of Pluto, however, and Future left Universal following the release of Late Night & Early Morning.
From 2007 to 2009, Future toured extensively throughout North America and Europe with a live band, playing venues such as Madison Square Garden and Wembley Stadium. During this period, Future worked on several projects independently,
Career
Future spent much of 2011 working on his music career, releasing three mixtapes—Streetz Calling, Monster and Pluto—before he signed with Epic Records in September. He dropped his first single, “I Won,” featuring Lil Wayne, on October 15, 2011. But it wasn’t until November 2011, when Future became one of the most talked about artists in hip hop, that he really broke out. On November 10, Future performed at the BET Hip Hop Awards. The performance included appearances by Drake, Rick Ross, Kanye West, Jeezy, Wale, Pusha T, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Young Jeezy, Meek Mill, DJ Drama and Wiz Khalifa. The following day, Future released his second single, “Tony Montana.” The song went double platinum within weeks of its release.
The success continued into early 2012. His third single, “Karate Chop,” debuted at number five on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart in February. A few months later, Future released his debut album, Pluto, which peaked at number eight on the Billboard 200. The album sold over 50,000 copies in its first week and eventually reached gold status. By May 2012, Future had become arguably the biggest star in rap since Jay Z.
