A Future Kind Of Week, DS2 Review (stream)

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Dirty Sprite 2 

Released: July 17, 2015
In the midst of the baby mama drama and twitter arguments, Future Hendrix managed to release his hot new album Dirty Sprite 2. This is the third studio album from Future, with only one feature, rapper pal Drake. Which is a major difference from the sophomore album Honest that contains 9 features. In recent interviews Future discusses going back to his roots, the ATL, in order to recreate himself and his fans love for the Future they've always known. I should go into the Ciara & Future drama, because of his recent comments regarding Ciara bringing their son around her new boo, Russell Wilson. Since the break up with Future and singer Ciara the Futurehive is buzzing saying, "he's back!" I to am enjoying Dirty Sprite 2. The production fits the album and Future's voice. The summer club bangerz have finally arrived. Despite the "promoting of drug use" comments made, but taken out of context by rapper OG Maco on Twitter. The album is so far a success. Future responded by saying "see him in person," but the beef was later squashed verbally, according to Future's interview on the Breakfast Club. Future also stated before that his music is suppose to be relate-able and "make you feel good," and in songs like "Trap Niggas" DS2 does exactly that. Well done Future I give the album a 9 out of 10!  


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