<p class="className619da4 text-dark-grey !leading-[1.9125rem] break-words text-[17px] lg:text-lg"><a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/profile/future" class="font-semibold hover:text-accent-color border-b-2 border-accent-color" target rel>Future</a> seems to have hit the jackpot again this year with his latest drop, <em><a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/845044-future-mixtape-pluto-review-hip-hop-news" target rel class="font-semibold hover:text-accent-color border-b-2 border-accent-color">MIXTAPE PLUTO</a></em>. This 17-track journey zips past the 40-minute mark, packed with those smooth yet gritty trap beats that we all know and love—without a single feature in sight. While some fans might be scratching their heads over the lack of appearances from artists like <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/profile/travisscott" class="font-semibold hover:text-accent-color border-b-2 border-accent-color" target rel>Travis Scott</a> and <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/tags/gunna" class="font-semibold hover:text-accent-color border-b-2 border-accent-color" target="blank” rel=”nofollow noopener”>Gunna, the core audience knows exactly what they’re getting here. Familiar sounds may feel like a rinse-and-repeat of Pluto, but hey, that’s the vibe! And guess what? It looks like Future’s gearing up for a fantastic chart performance with projections of over 120,000 units sold in the opening week—talk about consistency!

<p class="className_619da4 text-dark-grey !leading-[1.9125rem] break-words text-[17px] lg:text-lg”>Now, when we talk standout tracks, “TEFLON DON” certainly catches your ear. The song’s hypnotic beats, crafted by talented producers like Southside, combine perfectly with Future’s signature vocal stylings—it’s got that braggadocious flair that’s his trademark. Channeling the spirit of the infamous John Gotti, Future boldly declares he’s resilient, claiming he always rises back to the top no matter the odds stacked against him. But here’s where it gets intriguing—the visuals add another layer of meaning! According to Uproxx, we see these custom-wrapped vintage sedans promoting Suboxone and Narcan—medications crucial in the fight against opioid addiction. It’s a raw nod to Future’s own battles, an interaction between his public persona and personal struggle. So, are we witnessing a music video or an art piece on addiction? You can check out the visuals below, but a word of caution: it’s definitely NSFW!

Future has gone three for three in a lot of people’s eyes this year after the release of MIXTAPE PLUTO. The 17-song affair is just a straight 40-plus minutes of wavy and grimy trap bangers with no guests. That’s been upsetting to some listeners, as features with at least Travis Scott and Gunna were heavily teased. Additionally, the similar and familiar sounds may feel like wash, rinse, and repeat Pluto. But, as we just mentioned, his day one listeners understand what this tape is all about and it’s why it’s looking at a solid opening week on the charts. As it stands, the Atlanta legend is projecting to sell over 120,000 units. As for the songs themselves, there most likely won’t be a “Like That” in terms of hit level. However, there are some memorable cuts Future lays down here such as “TEFLON DON”.

It’s got a hypnotic instrumental, courtesy of a slew of talent behind the boards such as Southside. Pluto also does his thing on it, bring his trademark high and low pitch vocal inflections. It’s extremely braggadocious, as he plays around with the comparison of criminal kingpin John Gotti, aka “TEFLON DON”. Future’s touts himself as someone who is always finding himself on top no matter how many times people try to bring him down. However, the new visuals for the track add another layer to always trying to better oneself. Uproxx points out the custom wrapped old school sedans which are promoting Suboxone and Narcan. They are drugs that help fight addiction to opioids, something that Future’s been synonymous with, but has also been putting down in real life. Check out the NSFW visuals with the link below.