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The songs following the halfway point gradually lose passion and commitment as the same beat rhythm and eventually the message are replayed over and over again without regard for complexity. However, despite notable songs like “Never Stop,” “F&N” and “Promise U That,” all of which draw on the raw melody of Future’s personal story, there are a few songs halfway through the album and onwards which feel incomplete, such as “Krazy But True.” This then raises the concern of length. His lyrics create a fresh perspective on a difficult life and even more difficult themes while maintaining the familiar style that listeners have come to love about his world. The album, which was accompanied by a film documentary produced by Apple Music, features additional successful artists such as Travis Scott and Young Thug, lyrics that evoke strong images and an explorative approach to Future’s musical storytelling. Future released a medley of music in 2018, including the two commercial mixtapes “ Beast Mode 2” and “ Wrld on Drugs,” but this has been his first full-length album since his 2017 “ HNDRXX” with a track list of 20 songs, each one telling its own story in a way that further distinguishes the rap and hip-hop industry. 18 release of his highly anticipated seventh studio album “ The WIZRD,” rapper Future brings a riveting mixture of fervid energy and emotional melancholy into his newest music.

“ All Da Smoke’s” mansion was more metaphorical in nature, as orphans tried to escape the emotional prison of a group home through various crimes, which would’ve been a better theme for the song off the same album called “Group Home.With the Jan.

“ Group Home” was filled with a snowy, haunted mansion, but replaced the scantily clad women with mutant children. “Mink Flow” featured spooky women dancing in a haunted mansion filled with snakes and skulls. It’s hard to tell where the obsession with juxtaposition began, but it hit its peak during 2017’s Super Slimey era. The “Crushed Up” video continues Nayvadius’ surrealist streak of populating his videos with seemingly disparate symbols: a supernatural mansion, lonely kid(s) and gaudily dressed women. On Friday, the Atlanta rapper released the video for his new single “Crushed Up.” To top it, though, Epic Records also announced via press release that Future is dropping a new album on January 18th, and on January 11th he’ll debut his Mass Appeal produced documentary, The WIZRD, on Apple Music. The first month of 2019 will belong, apparently, to Future.